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(We got something to say, always, always, always) |
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We got something to say, always, always, always |
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I could go to Georgia and talk to James Oglethorpe |
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Ask him: 'What’s a peach to a peach?' |
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Bet he’s a fxcking dork |
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I could tell a story with all these rag-times |
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I could write a story from all these good times |
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I found a nickel at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains |
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Asked if five cents was enough to buy my love back from the dead |
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But Peter said there’s not much left |
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Got a penny for my sentiments |
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But I could love like a rolling stone |
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Make a peach pie for my mom back home |
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Always, always, always |
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We got something to say, always, always, always |
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We got something to say, always, always, always |
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We got something to say, always, always, always |
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Always, always, always |
