Tales of Glory
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Tales of Glory
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I can´t believe the tales you tell me,
I ain´t buying the stuff you sell me,
Hey baby, I´m telling you what,
You think I´m sold but maybe I´m not,
You tell me, Tales Of Glory,
But I know, whoa babe it´s the same old story,
You think I´m gonna fall for you,
You reckon that I´m going right through,
But I ain´t no adolescent,
I´m just onna keep you guessing,
You ain´t gonna stitch me up,
You´ll find that I´m real bad luck,
I´m gonna leave you babe,
But think of the money you´ll save,
You tell me, Tales Of Glory,
But I know whoa babe it´s the same old story
Leave me out, leave me out,
Sick and tired without a doubt,
Get me out, get me out,
Get me out of here,
Endlessly, endlessly,
Your mouth won´t set me free,
Endlessly, endlessly,
Rabbit in my ear
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