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When we can make all mankind Look! Act! Think! Feel! Hope! Desire! Dream! By itself Inhale & exhale exactly alike Oh, happy day, when miracles take
having nothin' to eat Gotdamn I had to work for the shit that I got No I ain't get a damn thing for free Gotdamn If I see you strugglin', I respect your
a seat by the Eastern wall. And I'd discuss the holy books with the learned men, several hours every day. That would be the sweetest thing of all. If
Where I'd been murdered by a man with a beard Where I’d been murdered by a man with a beard You can't work out what they're Thinking in their face
the creator of the Purple Tape The pretty girls are everywhere, what a work of fate Guys like pretty girls in the world Women love men with money A girl
Father From heavens you fell with a taste for revenge Your driven by blood of innocent men A fathers betrayal hurts more then you think The purest
I be, cruising with my dad Making new plans Tryna be a better man Relaying my feelings man Men don't cry That's outcry Meant to vilify While we die
dare bring up your ex 'cause he a dead guy I wonder Why, oh why? (Oh why?) Do you ride, do you stick by his side If he makes you cry every night?
ain't bricks and buildings She all of God's people Men women and children A building of beings being constructed Christ is the cornerstone
And watch him pass you by Work your life away Make me want to cry In these modern times Oh oh oh I'm going to scream it on a mountain To every
the mind Many men were eradicated by music minds Open your eyes and take ya time to visualize And once you decide to move ya mind in due time It's so
emphasize the show, we got ego Make this your night, just slip it right, and by day As the people say, live it up, shucks No work or play, our world is free
The Cadillac walk Lonely late at night honey hear my call She said boy I'm gonna make you crawl Rita pound by pound Knows how to work it on down Weep
prevail When men bow down before for kings I stand in the mist of powers I know Its not by my might, but by his grace that works in me By his grace I may
uncomfortable by talking about my hemorrhoids And now my parakeet's unemployed I enjoyed watching old men Put Pennzoil inside their engines, while eating
clothing But inwardly they are ravenous wolves You will know them by their fruits Do men gather grapes from thornbushes Or figs from thistles? Even so,
joined, by severing the bond of kinship, and not being good to Their relatives, and work mischief in the land, on them is the curse They will be far away
in the tatie lifting time In an old bow tent in a tatie field The farmer said, The work's all done It's time that you were moving on Born in a wagon
runnin out Precious time is a grain of sand Ignored by the hand (Work hard man everyday) Work hard man everyday (for who?) For another man's plan Man
Tilden John's work was to listen to the words of the red men Interpreting what they had spoken John Tanner's the name, hard living's the game And maybe
ragged group believed it. And some gentlemen and ladies believed it. And some wise men and some fools, and I believed it too. And you know who I am.
Dear son You ask my reaction to long hair or beards on young people Some great men have worn long hair and beards George Washington and Abraham
cheap labor and fat profits by selling, to you Before you say what I think, take a deeper look Why are these people so poor that they need this work No
another lesson repeats Though we shared our words as men, but that's a work of deceit He'd be verbal on my head until the work was complete I moved
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