Japan Trees
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Japan Trees
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Even the monkeys
Fall from the trees
I'm always watching
So they won't fall on me
They'll tie me up
And they'll run my ass ragged
Right into the ground
I've seen them harvesting
The fruit of pride
There is a sale
Down at your corner store
To take a bite
Is to pay the price
And feel the hunger
And the want for more
I could be happier
But I'd rather
Take it slow
I could be happier
It could be
So wonderful
You think you're up
But you're only high
I found your spoon
And your spoon is dry
you don't think Jesus
Really helped you out
All you have left
Is to break down and cry
Even the monkeys
Fall from the trees
I'm always watching
So they don't fallon me
They'll tie me up
And they'll tie me down
They'rll run my ass ragged
Right into the ground
I could be happier
But I'd rather
Walk on snow
I could be happier
It could be so wonderful
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Sweet 75 performs "Japan Trees", and this lyric page sits inside the Sweet 75 catalog on LyroVerse.
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