Daggy Man
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Eat More. Work More. Be More

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Eat More. Work More. Be More

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Leaving isn’t so hard is it dear?

You could be the hardest part of it, all of it

I could be what you need, when you need, if you pleased

Eat more. Work more. Be more

Living makes the heart hard, only if

You’re focused on the hardest part of it, all of it

I could be what I dreamed, when I dreamed, if I pleased

Eat more. Work more. Be more

And I want to and I will do and I want to so I will do

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