| The first time you stole flowers from the grave
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| Then, the second time, you shaved your head, you had been saved
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| By the very friendly, Jesus man
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| And all he said, «Well, I’m your brother, man»
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| In the winter time you — you wore patch-work hard-me-downs
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| In the summer time — you were all bronzed, while I was brown
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| And they didn’t ask you where you got the candy
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| No, they didn’t ask you where you got the tan
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| In the morning time — we played travels in the sea
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| In the evening time — we had reduced the sea to me
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| But your mother saved us — from your daddy’s hand
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| Yeah — your mother saved us — from your daddy’s hand
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| From your daddy
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| From your daddy
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| With my adult mind —
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| You know my body feels so strange
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| If they’d only sign away my life to me
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| I could be much saner
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| If they’d only learn to let me
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| Freedom seek
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| The world would be less mean
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| But they never know — how to let you go
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| But they never know — how to leace me
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| Yodel — ee
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| Yod — el — ee |