Soul Work
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Soul Work
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Come on you second rate operator
Time to get your act together
Maybe think a little bit different
Turn away from your everyday chatter
Soap and a soul to clean
Soap and a soul to clean
Can we see past our own reflection
To a bigger dream
Soap and a soul to clean
Soap and a soul to clean
Can we see past our own reflection
To a bigger dream
Ever since i first met you
All i wanna do is catch you
Oh i knew that you were different
Maybe thought you were from england
Soap and a soul to clean
Soap and a soul to clean
Can we see past our own reflection
To a bigger dream
Soap and a soul to clean
Soap and a soul to clean
Can we see past our own reflection
To a bigger dream
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