Tips For The Band
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Tips For The Band
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Give us something to get up, then we can make you better
Give us something to get up, then we can make you better
Give some tips for the band, to get you dancin’ together
Well, I have - what you need
And you know what to do
Gimme a reason to wake up
To show you the best that I do
The bottle is empty, but my heart is full of love for you
Well, I have - what you need
And you know what to do
Gimme a reason to wake up
To show you the best that I do
Send me some nickel, and you’ll see me playin’ soon
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