Theme For A Social Climber
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Theme For A Social Climber
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Every day the work gets harder
Every day my eyes see farther into what appears to be my life
Yesterday the sun was shining
Now today my eyes are crying, tell me what tomorrow's eyes will bring
Yesterday this girl was here with me
Now she thinks she ought to change her theme
To someone who can give her all the stars she wants to shine
A love to play with 'til she thinks it's time to change her mind
What am I to do without her? Where am I to go without her?
Though I try my eyes can't see that far
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