Mary
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Mary
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Mary was a good girl
Who never disagre with me
Always with a big big smile
And a long blond hair to the sea
But one day mary came to me and said
And she said no, no
Mary said goodbye
Doesn’t botter if I love her so
Mary was 17 and sang with a reggae band
Want to change her life go into a promisse land
Mary was just a little girl who doesn’t know
12 Years later was not more a silly girl
(Girl) hey, don’t be afraid
Those years are passing but the music keep on playing
Even if you are not by my side
Now mary works 10 hours everyday
And her bills she doesn’t get paid
Her tears reminds her of all my advices
Mary was 17 and sang with some reggae band
Want to change her life go into a promisse land
Mary was just a little girl who doesn’t know
12 Years later was not more a silly girl
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