Doping For Gold
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Doping For Gold
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So you wanna be golden
And you wish you were gold
Tired of this life and all the things it holds
You wish you were holding
Columbus in your hands
All you got all you got is a simple plan
So you wanna be golden
Mr. Lee Marvin tan
Still tired of this life
And all the things you scammed
Driving the white van do what Lee Marvin says
Take it all take it all
You hit the ramp hit
The ramp somebody tell me somebody tell me
I'm trying hard to be right
I'm trying hard to be right right right right
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