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Artist: Bertha Lutz
Canonical path: /bertha-lutz/good-friend-advise
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Good Friend Advise
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Good Friend Advise
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Good Friend Advise
Hey girls give up now one friend says to me
Feminism is so antiqued, the world is full of equality, my life is perfect and I'm so free!
What world are you living?
My life's not perfect; I'm not free like I need (3x)
Lets fight to do it!
Free my body; free my fight;
Free my love; free my life
Maybe you're blind
And judge my fight like a waste of time
But all we conquer you want to enjoy
But all we believe you want to destroy
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Bertha Lutz performs "Good Friend Advise", and this lyric page sits inside the Bertha Lutz catalog on LyroVerse.
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