Return To Oz
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Return To Oz
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She says that they're all dead
She says that they're all dead
She says that they're all dead
She says that they're all dead
Get a phone call from the queen with a hundred heads
She says that they're all dead
She tried the last one on
It couldn't speak, fell off
And now she just wanders the hall
Thinking nothing' thinking nothing at all
Once there was a man
Who had a little too much time on his hands
He never stopped to think that he was getting older
When his night came to an end
He tried to grasp for his last friend and pretend
That he could wish himself health on a four-leaf clover
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