Pass It On
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Pass It On
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Don't keep tellin´ me that I'm wrong
I don't need your advice all along
The road that´s straight and narrow
Get off my back, can't you see i'm low
You just can't seem to see my problem i just keep passin' it on.
Well i'm just tired of being the fool
No more breakin' the golden rule
For one, and not the other
Don't boss me about, you ain´t my mother
You just can't seem to see my problem, i just keep passin' it on.
Well i'm just tired of being the fool
No more breakin' the golden rule
For one, and not the other
Don't boss me about, 'cause you ain´t my mother
You just can't seem to see my problem, i just keep passin' it on
You just can't seem to see my problem, i just keep passin' it on
You just can't seem to see my problem, i just keep passin' it on
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