Sing
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Sing
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I don't want to sing 'bout the revolution
don't want to sing about
the acid rain that falls down on me
I would never sing about a girl
who threw me away
I just want to sing
fill my soul with this music
sing about nothing
and this would be my favorite song
I don't want to sing 'bout opression
don't want to sing about any hopeless situation
I don't want to sing 'bout the love of Jesus Christ
I just want to sing
fill my soul with this music
sing about nothing
and this would be my favorite song
they're a million light years gone
they say the thing that will be, will be
light years . . .
I don't want to sing 'bout religion
don't want to sing about the political situtation
don't even want to sing 'bout America the corporation
I just want to sing
fill my soul with this music
sing about nothing
and this would be my favorite song
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Who performs "Sing"?
Buddy Lackey performs "Sing", and this lyric page sits inside the Buddy Lackey catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to ...Whispering and Five Years with a short reason for opening each page next.
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