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Artist: Eggstone
Canonical path: /eggstone/see-the-good-things
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See the Good Things
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See the Good Things
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I came into a bank in New York
I got shot through my heart and my sholder
if I had been there five minutes later
I might have grown fifty years older
see the good things ...
ran out of gas on my way to Orleans
I got stuck in the middle of nowhere
I looked around it was a beautiful place
the trees are green and the water is blue there
see the good things ...
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