Until The Poorest Of People Have Money To Spend
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Until The Poorest Of People Have Money To Spend
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Let's go away
And not come back again
Until the poorest of people have money to spend
Bring your own lunch
Arcade and a mountain
I'll have some tangerines
Persimmons and lemons
Let's go away
And not come back again
Until the poorest of people have money to spend
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