One Ought To See
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One Ought To See
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well, i never wanted lace in,
except the ones that i was pacing,
damn, i often slowly graze
sucking chemicals, many just so i
can keep in shape with all them blacktop boys.
and finally, it occurred to me
exactly what it had to be.
in spring time, my allergies
always mean, lost in a dream.
and when i ain't got much to do,
boy, i can pace a mile or two.
yeah, how about you?
my odds are stay madness,
i don't have no answers.
i flat-line for hours
at small daily wages like you.
and when i ain't got much to do,
boy, i can pace a mile or two.
yeah, how about you?
you never ever,
you never, ever, ever
give it a rest, can you?
you'll never ever,
you'll never, ever, ever
get the rest you need.
you'll never ever,
you'll never, ever, ever
get the rest you need.
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