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Artist: Howard Jones
Canonical path: /jones-howard/human-s-lib
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Human's Lib
Read Human's Lib lyrics by Howard Jones on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Human's Lib
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Sometimes I'd like to go to bed
With a hundred women or men
And lose my mind in lust and drink
And to hit some people into feeling good, oh
Sometimes I'd like to dance in the street
Don't wanna go to work, just wanna lay in bed all day
Why don't you then
Why don't you then
Life just seems oh so meaningless
And who can blame us for wanting these things
But you just try being free my friend
And everyone will hate your guts, I only want to free
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