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Artist: The Pretty Things
Canonical path: /the-pretty-things/what-s-the-use
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What's The Use?
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What's The Use?
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We gave you our love
We gave you our love
As we bent to do wrong.
Your smile was the wind
Your smile was the wind
As it swept us along.
Why can't you understand
That we can't build to lines of a plan.
What's the use, what's the use
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