Treasures
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Treasures
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When I walk down your street
Through your barred windows you look at me
And you wonder have I come to ask
For one of your precious things that do not last
All your treasures
All your treasures
You think you know me, but you don't know
That there's more to this picture than that shows
And you fear that I come to steal
Your sec-urity that ain't real
All your treasures
All your treasures
I will leave now you won't cry
With relief now you'll just sigh
You'll re-member come one day
And you'll walk out your door
Cos you can't stay
While all your treasures
All your treasures slip away
All your treasures
All your treasures
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