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Wide World of Confusion
05:56
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Don't tell me that you can't fly
Cause it isn't all the same
Don't tell me that you don't why
When you're playing all those games
Hey politician
Is there really no known cure?
Hey old man
Don't walk outside
I hear the air is very poor
In this wide world of confusion
In the wide world of confusion
The money power of politics
Say the money power of politics
They all know your name
The tighening grip of money
Well it clenches at your throat
Big business is big business
And there's no priority
I mean the sea is black
The air is green
As we're looking into space
Brother can you tell me nothing
When you look me in my face?
Cave paintings of desert scenes
Are washed away by acid rains
Frying eggs on blistered skin
And broken window panes
Look away from the sun
From the sun and fallen trees
There's the business here of money at hand
Look away from the rising seas
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Besty
04:29
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She sits there like a sentinel
With an umbrella on sunny days
She'll shield herself from the heartache
By not confessing that shes there
She'll watch every moment
Every minute, every car go past
And she'll watch herself from a distance
So she doesn't hear the laughs
Betsy whatcha thinking about?
Is it pain? Is it loss? Is it faith?
Is it reaching upwards to the sky
Do you want to fly away
Fly away
Huddled on the curbside
On the corner of fifth and main
Her spirit seems to leave from her
The umbrella will leak when it rains
Whats the matter baby?
Such a hard little life
Did you leave the ground too early
When you tried to fly?
It gets so cold in here
It gets so cold sometimes
It gets so cold in here
It gets so cold sometimes
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Sick of it
04:40
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Where do we Go?
04:45
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Mike Malone Music Boston, Massachusetts
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