Third World Girl
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Third World Girl
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Security
Was all i was after
But i found so much more
You made me start the thinking
And i don't regret a thing
I guess you made me understand
What you want and what you need
Sometimes my eyes are so blind
You've given up so much for me
Give me time
To let everything sink in
The future seems so bright
Now that the day of eternity is here
You're my third world girl
Taking me for a ride
On a carpet made of flowers
High up in the sky
You have lived in a far away jungle
In a house up on the mountain
Surrounded by the bluest water
There's an ocean breeze
As the moon rests in her eyes
Footsteps turn on the gold
And her skins so dark from the sunshine
I have opened up your new life
I will give you everything
You've got to put your time in me
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