I Understand
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I Understand
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I mend the heart with practice
When I’m in town I hold the hand
I bend with the bandit
We live it down and I understand
But in the cot I better not
Or be called on the stand, ooh
But in the pod I met your God
And the part I understand
But in the cot I better not
Or be called on the stand
But in the pod I met your God
And the part I understand
Cot I better not
Or be called on the stand
But in the pod I met your God
And the part I understand
But in the cot, the cot
I better not
To be called to the stand
'Cause in the pod I met (but in the pod I met your God)
In the pod, I understand (understand)
But in the cot I better not
Or be called on the stand (on the stand)
Pod I met your God (pod I met your God)
A-a-a-a-ah, I understa-a-a-and (I understand)
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