Corn In A Box
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Corn In A Box
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Saw the mark
Of a Pharaoh's hand
In the middle
Of a field of sand
Seven wonders
Have come and gone
Only one's
Still hanging on
Watched a man
In sixty-nine
Take one small step
For all mankind
Stuck a flag pole
In the ground
Climbed back
In his ship
And came back down
Evolution's
Almost through
There ain't much left
That we can't do
Seems like a paradox
You can't grow
Corn in a box
Still can't grow
Corn in a box
They finally got
This cloning down
So we got
A bunch of sheep
That look alike
Running round
Well I can't wait
To get my own
She can go to work
While I stay at home
Some things change
Some things won't
The more we know
The more we don't
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Kate Campbell performs "Corn In A Box", and this lyric page sits inside the Kate Campbell catalog on LyroVerse.
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