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Artist: Fanny
Canonical path: /fanny/i-m-satisfied
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I'm Satisfied
Read I'm Satisfied lyrics by Fanny on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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I'm Satisfied
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I’d like to shake your hand
You’re a kind and gracious man
And you’d be any mother’s pride
Yesterday I found the way to get high, I’m satisfied
Feels so good I think it should not be denied, I’m satisfied
Satisfied
I can hardly take it and I want to make it
When you take your hand in mine
I won’t get up until you stop this rising tide, and I’m satisfied
I’d like to shake your hand
You’re a kind a gracious man
And you’d be any mother’s pride
And I want you to stay, so deep inside, I’m satisfied
I’m satisfied
I’m satisfied
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