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Glad And Sorry

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Faces Canonical path: /faces/glad-and-sorry Related lyric paths: 6
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Glad And Sorry

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Thank you kindly for thinking of me

If I'm not smiling I'm just thinking

Glad and sorry, happy or sad

When all is done and spoken

You're up or I'm down

Can you show me a dream

Can you show me one that's better than mine?

Can you stand it in the cold light of day?

Neither can I

Can you show me a dream?

Can you show me one that's better than mine?

Can you stand it in the cold light of day?

Neither can I

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