I miss you so much grandpa!
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Earth's vain deeds ain't over (not done) yet
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I miss you so much grandpa!
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Peasant nation lord, the gureba's consolation
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You used to cut your hair by yourself abroad (you did)
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You would walk to the factory with a tired sewing machine in your right hand
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There is no son, what service
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I get excited every time I look at your picture
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Screwdriver in the same place, the flowers breathe…
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Since I can't touch I composed this song for you
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"Your hair is freedom, son, don't cut it!" |
you said
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Bridge:
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If you hear; |
I'm not used to being without you...
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Unfortunately, my father and uncle still have not reconciled.
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Missing Tailor Mehmet eyebrows in my pants
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You've never met my struggling wife!
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Chorus (x2):
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I can't wait, if you come to me at the appointed time (nightly)
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I miss you so much grandpa!
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Earth's vain deeds ain't over (not done) yet
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I miss you so much grandpa!
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Granny Cherry has the same trouble as you know.
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He always said sequential death, everything happened in reverse
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First his grandson passed away, then his daughter, then his wife…
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That day, there is no sun today...
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When I was in tears and sorrow, you used to say: "Son, what would you say?"
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You would smile, believe me, it was worth a lifetime…
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Now no one asks what would I say, I am sad
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You went so far that my grandfather, Neither Baghdad nor Berlin!
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Bridge:
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If you hear; |
I'm not used to being without you...
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Unfortunately, my father and uncle still have not reconciled.
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Missing Tailor Mehmet eyebrows in my pants
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You've never met my struggling wife!
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Chorus (x2):
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I can't wait, if you come to me at the appointed time (nightly)
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I miss you so much grandpa!
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Earth's vain deeds ain't over (not done) yet
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I miss you so much grandpa! |