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Artist: John Scott Cree
Canonical path: /john-scott-cree/i-do-my-thing
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I do My Thing
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I do My Thing
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I do my thing, you do your thing, I am not in this world to
Live up to your expectations
Nor you to mine, for you are you, and I am I and if by chance
We find each other it is beautiful
And if not, it can't be helped, I do my thing and you do your thing
For you are you, I am I
So if by chance we find, our brothers enslaved, our sisters in chains,
The world ruled by fascists, 'cos we were doing our thing, it can't be helped?
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