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Ease

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: John Lees Canonical path: /john-lees/ease Related lyric paths: 6
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Ease

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Now, now pay no heed.

Don't care for you.

These things in ease. (x3)

You can generalize, very easily.

These things in ease. (x3)

Walk and talk.

Dysentery.

These things in ease. (x2)

Susan and norman, you're so normal. (x2)

Procreation.

Have a nice day.

These things in ease. (x3)

What makes you happy-

Your misery.

These things in ease. (x3)

Susan and norman, you're so normal. (x2)

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