Graceland
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Graceland
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Would I give you money?
I don't know
The free-est things in life are best
And so, put me to the test
Now
And when I die
Will you build the Taj Mahal?
Wear black every day of your life?
I doubt it
You will never see Graceland
All my wanting, all my waiting, all my working
All my wickedness
For all my yearning, inside I'm shutting down
You will never see Graceland
So what am I doing
Without you?
Love at second sight would see me through
But not this time
You will never see Graceland
All my wanting, all my waiting, all my working
All my wickedness
For all my yearning, all my yearning, all my yearning
You will never see Graceland
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