Sad But Rich
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Sad But Rich
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I'm so sad
Sad you're gonna leave me
I'm so sad
Sad you're gonna leave me
When I heard the news I almost broke into
The rocks you brought me
But I changed my mind
And then I went and sold them see
I'm so hurt
Hurt that you never told me I'm so hurt
Hurt you never told me
You can take the things
You gave me when our thing was going
so fine
But remember this
The car and the boat is mine
I'm so sad
Sad you're gonna leave me
I'm so sad
Sad you're gonna leave me
Babeh now you're gone I
'll still be hanging on
For you
To conic back
But don't leave it too long
Coz in an hour
I'll be making tracks
I'm so sad etc.
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