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Oklahoma

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Cocoon Canonical path: /cocoon/oklahoma Related lyric paths: 6 Video embedded: yes
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Oklahoma

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I wake up and it's Friday

No one's here right by my side

Will you hate me if I sigh

For I am too drunk to cry

And I sing again…

Oklahoma, Oklahoma

Well I don't mind

Life is a song

"A verse, a chorus and a verse"

Oklahoma, Oklahoma

Well I don't mind

When will you come ?

And how will you let me go ?

And I sing again…

It's not what I want to live

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