My Fair Share
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My Fair Share
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Lost, lost as a child's first thought
I must have arms to hold me
Lost without loving care
I will have my fair share
Fair, fair is a changing word
Fair is an honored promise
Justice if you're still there
I will have my fair share
Justice is a lady
Lay me down with justice
In a long white gown
With a breath of love we can share
Share, sleep with me if you dare
Celebrate my fair share
Fair, fair is a changing word
Fair is an honored promise
Justice if you're still there
I will have my fair share
Justice is a lady
Lay me down with justice
In a long white gown
With a breath of love we can share
Share, sleep with me if you dare
Celebrate my fair share
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