Change
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Change
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Well they're moving to St. Augustine
That's where the cool folks go
Packing up those bibles man.
Nothing for them here they know.
Moving further south so spread some peace and love,
Ask them why they're going and they'll say,
Chorus:
A voice came from above.
It said "See that nothing works like change.
Change is good for you
See the world. See what you can do.
There's a lot you're gonna have to answer for out there
See the world."
Well, that old man's ass is rotting in his favorite rocking chair
Hell and high water drop by, and they always find him there.
See the girl standing on the pier, she's going to take the last thing out.
Inside her pretty head she seems to hear her conscious shout.
Chorus (repeat 2X)
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