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I didn't know what |
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Everybody was talking about, oh, no |
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So I went down to the water |
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Tried to figure it out, oh, no |
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Everybody was looking down at the empty ground |
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Except you baby |
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And you turned to me with a strange look in your eye |
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And whispered in my ear |
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You said, "Oh, ooh, everybody's got a trouble" |
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You said, "Oh, ooh, everybody's got a trouble" |
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Just like me |
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There I met a man scorched by the sun |
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He had a ring above his head |
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And with eyes of chrome |
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With a voice of steel, he drew his breath |
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And he said, "Oh, ooh, everybody's got a trouble" |
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He said, "Oh, ooh, everybody's got a trouble" |
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Just like me, just like me |
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He said I should just go on, oh |
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Oh, he said I should just go on, ohh |
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Oh, ooh, everybody's got a trouble |
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He said, "Oh, ooh, everybody's got a trouble" |
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It's what he said, everybody's got a trouble |
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Just like me, just like me |
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Just like me, ooh, just like me |
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He said I should just go on |
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He said I should just go on |
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He said I should just go on |
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Oh, he said, he said, he said |
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Yeah, he said I should just go on |
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Oh, he said,I should just go on |
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Oh, and he said, I should just go on, oh |
