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Crying on the way to the bank
Where the river overflows
All over, over you
I don't argue point of view
There is a pointer for you
Give it up for change OK
It's not mend to turn your mind
I still want you all the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
Call the mediator scum
When theirs call for you to come down
It's a come down that's for sure
Don't you have some place to be?
Where the good is time is release
Hey I am falling of the stairs
But it's not mend to turn your mind
I still want you all the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
Blankets on the river bank
With the money in the bed
We lay together like it or not
Where the river overflows
All over, over you
I don't argue point of view
There is a pointer for you
Give it up for change OK
It's not mend to turn your mind
I still want you all the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
Call the mediator scum
When theirs call for you to come down
It's a come down that's for sure
Don't you have some place to be?
Where the good is time is release
Hey I am falling of the stairs
But it's not mend to turn your mind
I still want you all the time
All the time
All the time
All the time
Blankets on the river bank
With the money in the bed
We lay together like it or not
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Great version of a great song,
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