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Satire #1

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Yoko Ono Canonical path: /yoko-ono/satire-1 Related lyric paths: 6
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Satire #1

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Lord, take this makeup of off of me.

I said, lordy, lordy, lordy, take this makeup offa me.

Its bad enough on the beach,

But its worse in the sea.

Because Im knockin on heavens door.

Because Im lookin for my ma.

I said, ma, take these guns away from me.

I said, ma, take these guns away from me.

I got so thin now, theyre draggin me down to my knees.

Oh yeah, man, do you mr. jones?

Town,

Now Ive been here so long, I almost forgot my name.

I said, lord I been here so long I almost forgot my name.

But as long as I keep touring,

Ill always be in the game, fame, brain, shame and fame and game, fame, fame....

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