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Artist: 3 Feet Short
Canonical path: /3-feet-short/jose
Related lyric paths: 6
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José
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José
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Human obsession with possessions,
wont help us out any,
only makes for more pain than its worth.
between sexes and colors,
daughters and mothers,
its so hard to be normal.
with the same hope and intent,
but how ever hard it gets,
just remember there will always be someone with more misfortunes,
more regrets.
his name will probably be José.
just because he's mexican,
don't give you the right of way,
to ignore him when he's asking for some change,
cuz in the end thats all we really want,
just a little change.
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3 Feet Short performs "José", and this lyric page sits inside the 3 Feet Short catalog on LyroVerse.
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