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Artist: Adam Gregory
Canonical path: /adam-gregory/to-help-a-brother-out
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To Help a Brother Out
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To Help a Brother Out
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I saw man handing a man a twenty on a corner
When I heard him only ask for one
Said do you really think it makes a difference?
Tell me, why did you give him that much?
He said I'm just doing what I can do today
'Cause I might be in those shoes some day
Looks like his chips are down
And I'm just trying to help a brother out
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