Divine Right
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Divine Right
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I can act like a dog
If I adore my wife
Read the paper at breakfast
At least of drop of Red Stripe
Think of Sophie and the single matrimonial bed
Everything will be forgiven when I'm dead
I can laugh like a fool
When nothing is funny
Make you clean my kitchen
When the weather is sunny
I can pick up an apple
Eat a jar of honey (hoooooooneyyyy)
Drink and gamble
Lose our household money (hoooooneyyy)
Punch your brother in the head
Everything will be forgiven when I'm dead
You just gotta be honest
I just gotta be mean
In the end
The truth will set us free
In the end
The truth will set us free
Man is naturally mean
Man is just a machine
There's nothing to hide
Or we'll decede
You just gotta be honest
I just gotta be mean
In the end
The truth will set us free
In the end
The truth will set us free
The truth will set us free
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