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| My love my darling young son
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| All we need is a hungry council
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| Clean living it’s all here in your home
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| Wouldn’t it be nice to get away, shout
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| Morning how are you today
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| My hands are blazing
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| My arms are broken
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| I looked you up, I read your book
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| I held you up, I kept you good
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| I guess I didn’t really take a look
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| I guess I’m your man
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| Oh, my love be quiet and be quick
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| I found a house to live, keep out the weather
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| I’m blind and I’m sick
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| I heard the sound of thunder
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| In the place where all the poets sing
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| I couldn’t get out, I couldn’t get in
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| I’m hearing you, I’m hearing you
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| I looked up, I found love
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| I couldn’t see I’ll soon be 33
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| I guess I didn’t really want to see
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| I guess I’m your man
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| Oh lord, I feel my footsteps go on
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| All we need is a loving council to keep living
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| And I’ll keep moving on
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| I’ll keep my guard and buy another farm
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| Find a hospital to fix a broken arm
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| Be a pedigree on a higher ground
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| Come with me, come with me
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| I’ve been run on, been walked on
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| Been spat on, been whispered to
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| I guess I didn’t mean to hurt you
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| I too often try not to think about it
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| Build myself a ship and then destroy it
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| I always have to check to see if I’m still breathing
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| Oh, my love, my darling young son
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| Go rest your weary head
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| And I will pray for good to come
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| Wouldn’t it be nice to get away
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| Shout morning how are you today
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| My hands are blazing
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| My arms are broken
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| I took you up, I read your book
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| I looked you up, I kept you good
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| I guess I didn’t really take a look
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| I guess I’m your man
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| I guess I’m your man |