Some Good Advice
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Some Good Advice
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If you want to build a shed
Go ahead and build a shed
And if you want to ride a bike
Ride your bike, if you like
But don't pick your nose
Or your ears'll grow, don't you know?
And if you want to grease a wheel
If that's how you feel, grease a wheel
And if you want to paint a gate
It's not too late to paint your gate
But wear a vest in case of chills
And don't bolt your meals
So if you want to build a shed
Go ahead and build a shed
And if you want to ride a bike
Ride your bike, if you like
But never listen to
What anyone is telling you
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Who performs "Some Good Advice"?
Bill Fay performs "Some Good Advice", and this lyric page sits inside the Bill Fay catalog on LyroVerse.
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