Market Sweets
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Market Sweets
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I went into my favourite market
I went just to buy my sweets
Stop thinking about tomorrow
Resounding in my head
Go go to buy your sweets
Dreams and all your fantasies.
I took some money
From my mother's wallet
I didn't steal it
I really didn't think about it
I know that place and
I wanna be invited
With happy faces and happiness
I'll be surounded
I wanna be invited
That crazy pain in my stomach full
Of sugar it's all the same
Do I look like Freddy Krueger?
So buy your sweet dreams
And fantasies!
It's like a soundtrack of my life
When I was young
I went into my favourite market
Just to bring back time.
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Elvis Jackson performs "Market Sweets", and this lyric page sits inside the Elvis Jackson catalog on LyroVerse.
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