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Artist: Edgar Broughton Band
Canonical path: /edgar-broughton-band/for-doctor-spock-part-two
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For Doctor Spock (Part Two)
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For Doctor Spock (Part Two)
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What if the babies went on strike
For a better life to be born in
All of the lights would go out that night
You wouldn't be saying good morning
What if the thing that holds that together
Decided to change its mind
You wouldn't care who your neighbour was
There just wouldn't be any time
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