Beatles And The Stones
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Beatles And The Stones
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Look at him shouting out, loud as thunder at the sea
He wants a bomb and so do we
A bomb from the sky is the perfect crime
Shoulder on shoulder and heat
The beatles and the stones suck the marrow out of bones
Put the "v" in "vietnam"
The beatles and the stones made it good to be alone
Look at me, look at me proud of being seventeen
Locking in the pocket a smile
Soft from the school and cut by the rule
Oh i'm dazed, and i'm dazed, and i'm dazed
The beatles and the stones suck the marrow out of bones
Put the "v" in "vietnam"
The beatles and the stones made it good to be alone
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