Charity
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Charity
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When my head gets a little too busy,
She says, you can always come to me.
And when my heart gets a little too heavy,
She says, you can always come to me...
If you need a little charity.
I've seen enough to make you cry.
I've seen enough to make you lie.
I've seen so much,
There ain't no stronger will than mine, still....
I need a little charity,
I need a little charity,
You can always come to me,
I need a little charity.
I've seen enough to make you cry.
I've seen enough to get you high
I've seen so much,
There ain't no stronger soul than mine, but....
I need a little charity,
I need a little charity,
You can always come to me,
I need a little charity.
I need a little charity.
You can always come to me
Oh I need a little charity.
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