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Artist: Abbreviated. Life. Expectancy.
Canonical path: /abbreviated-life-expectancy/my-love-for-but-a-dollar
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My Love, For But A Dollar
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My Love, For But A Dollar
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A poor man I may be
But every man has his price
And for my love
I ask but a dollar
The price of my heart
For a mere dollar
I would part
With my love
My love, for but a dollar
My love, for one hundred cents
My love, for but dollar
And no, I can't make change
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