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Hey, before you go to sleep tonight
Think of everything that I did right
Drink a toast to common sense & love
& all that you can't get a handle on
It's not easy
To break time
I'll hear but I probably won't listen
So while everyone is gettig high
We've been thinking far too much
And why??
So now or never could you give me
All your money & your sympathy
So beofre you go to sleep tonight
Think of everything that I did right
Now or never could you give to me
All your money & your sympathy
Think of everything that I did right
Drink a toast to common sense & love
& all that you can't get a handle on
It's not easy
To break time
I'll hear but I probably won't listen
So while everyone is gettig high
We've been thinking far too much
And why??
So now or never could you give me
All your money & your sympathy
So beofre you go to sleep tonight
Think of everything that I did right
Now or never could you give to me
All your money & your sympathy
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