You're Telling me
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You're Telling me
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My mother told me, don't never worry
But unless she is not here, to tell me how
My daddy told me, save all your money
But my daddy isn't here, to tell me how
Just a lonely human being what I'm
Witch is lost in the world, witch is more lost them I'm
My friends are telling me
You should be happy
You have more them many others in this town
But I can't see now, just what they mean now
That my friends, until my money let them down
I'm just lonely human being, what I'm
Wicht is lost in the world, witch is more lost them I'm
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