Stick To Their Plan
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Stick To Their Plan
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The things I could have been
The things I could have done
It doesn’t matter anymore
I’ll just stick to their plan
I ate my peas, I shut my mouth
I did what should be done
There’s so much I would like to say
But I’ll stick to their plan
I could have had my way
I could have been a man
But Im too tired, its too late
I’ll just stick to their plan
A madman or a murderer
A weirdo or a bum
It doesn’t mean a thing to me
I’ll just stick to their plan
The things I could have been
The things I could have done
It doesn’t matter anymore
I’ll just stick to their plan
It doesn’t matter anymore
I’ll just stick to their plan
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