Master And Everyone
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Master And Everyone
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Y'tell me you don't love me,
Well I don't love you.
You say you don't want me,
Well I don't want you
You tell me there are other
Fish in the sea
And another gathers
Roses for me,
On this we will agree
You do what you want
And I will do what I want;
I'm now free of master and everyone,
Servant of all and servant to none
And constancy and love is a joke
I'm not afraid of meeting you
I'm fickle, and I brag about it;
Neither will I cry for you.
Like a bird freed from his cage,
All night and all day I'll play and sing.
And you do what you want
And I will do what I want;
I'm now free of master and everyone,
Servant of all and servant to none
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