Why Are There Boundaries
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Why Are There Boundaries
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Please teacher tell me why, yeah
Why are there boundaries
So please oh please teacher tell me why, yeah
Why are there boundaries
Asked my daddy, but he couldn't tell me
Asked my momma, but she couldn't tell me, no
So please teacher explain to me
Why are there boundaries
So please oh please teacher tell me why
Why are there boundaries
So please oh please teacher tell me why, yeah
Why are there boundaries
Asked my neighbour but he couldn't tell me
Asked my grandma but she couldn't tell me, no
So please teacher explain to me
Why are there boundaries, yeah
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