Displaced Revolutionary Blues
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Displaced Revolutionary Blues
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The ceilings are low and the floors are high
I can't think it backwards i can't even try
Much ado about nothing i fear this will be
I once planted a rock, it washed into the sea
A name on a page, a smile in my mind
sometimes my dreams can be real unkind
Which came first? the chicken or the egg
What should i do now, should i borrow or beg?
It's needless to say i'll take what i get
but there's not much to see and there's nothing to bet
Forever is long, need i say more?
but bein' here, darlin' is never a chore
It's not that you give, less than you receive
of whatever it takes, to make me believe
You say monkey see, i say monkey do
whatever it takes to get next to you
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