A Little Time
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A Little Time
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The one move a night you come from, a little rushed
The sun approaches in the bush and goes through the door
Daddy died at about quarter to three
When his baby stuck a knife through his back
One beating was too many
Don't want his Dadd back, no
What did he want from him?
What did he want from him?
And all that he wanted was
A little time
What did he want from him?
What did he want from him?
All that he wanted was
A little time
What did he want from him?
What did he want from him?
All all that he wanted was
A little time
A little time
A little time
God I need life
A little time
A little time
A little time
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Stereophonics performs "A Little Time", and this lyric page sits inside the Stereophonics catalog on LyroVerse.
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