Martin, Doom! It's Seven O'Clock
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Martin, Doom! It's Seven O'Clock
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Get out of bed,
Don't forget what it was you said
Hey boy i hear you callin'
But it's too early morning
The world is waitin' just for you
I know, i know it is
The world is waitin' just for you
Get out of bed,
Don't forget what it was you said
Oh my, i must be dreamin'
My arms and legs are screamin'
The world is waitin' just for you
I know but not today
The world is waitin' just for you
The day that you've been waiting for
You might as well you've nothing left to lose
I know that it's still dark outside
Get out of bed, boy where's your pride
And i know what you want
To take my life have me serve you
But i might as well go
Cos you need me more than i do
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