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The Jam

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The Jam

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Tell me, i wanna know

is what you reap tryly what you sow?

I wanna know

please, please, please

I wanna know

today is the day that I tell you

tell me I wanna know

Is what you reap try what you sow?

Could there be infamy in all this ecstasy?

what we all want: want on autonomy

Today is the day that I tell you (let it sink) let it sink

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