Where's Your Heart, Where's Your Mind
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Where's Your Heart, Where's Your Mind
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Tale two, riches have begun
Yeah, alright
Wall Street looks like all the girls are coming on me
Well, it’s aways going right, right to the door
Where’s your heart, where’s your mind?
Where’s your heart, where’s your mind?
Tell to, rid yourself again
Yeah, alright
Wall Street, looks like all the boy coming on me
Well it’s all going right, back to the door
Where’s your heart, where’s your mind?
Where’s your heart, where’s your mind?
Where’s your mind?
Where’s your time?
Where’s the time?
Where’s your mind?
Where’s your mind?
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