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Artist: Nat Stuckey
Canonical path: /nat-stuckey/listen-to-the-band
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Listen To The Band
Read Listen To The Band lyrics by Nat Stuckey on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Listen To The Band
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Hey hey mercy woman play a song you know I'm listening
For I need help I'm falling again
Play the drum a little bit louder tell me I can live without her
If I only listen to the band listen to the band
[ banjo ]
Your song is to make me happy I make out and I make it along
Oh mercy woman...
[ banjo ]
Your song is to make me happy...
Listen to the band hey hey mercy woman...
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