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Green Thumb
03:54
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You tend your garden every day come what may
Caring for your little seeds just like me
We all need sunshine we need the rain here we go again
But most of all we need you
Cause your love will see us through
I dunno what we’d do
Without your green thumb
You wheel your barrow between the rows away you go
A little compost for our roots makes for better fruit
We all need sunshine we need the rain here we go again
But most of all we need you
Your love will see us through
I dunno what we’d do
Without your green thumb
We’re lucky vegetables and trees ya only gotta ask the bees
In another garden we’d survive but here with you we thrive
So tend your garden every day come what may
Care for all your little seeds, 'cause they're a bit like me
We all need sunshine we need the rain here we go again
But most of all we need you
Cause your love will see us through
I dunno what we’d do
Without your green thumb
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2. |
The Common Cold
03:51
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You built your billions - now you wanna give some back
Through your corporate grants and charities, and not pay any tax
All your talk of doing good,
is getting old
If you wanna save the world – go find a cure
For the common cold
Your newfound generosity paints you as a caring soul
It’s not about democracy, cause you keep all the control
Whoever pays the piper, always calls the tune
So we won’t hold our breath, for real change, anytime soon
All your talk of doing good
is getting old
If you wanna save the world – go find a cure
For the common cold
Well you try and you try
But your money cannot buy all things
Like a ticket into heaven
or peace that a clear conscience brings
An end to inequality, don’t believe their sales pitch
Why would billionaires save us from problems that help make them rich
All your talk of doing good,
is getting old
If they wanna save the world go find a cure
For the common cold
All your talk of doing good
Do something bold
If you wanna save the world go find a cure
For the common cold
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3. |
Next Christmas Baby
03:37
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I waited around all Christmas Eve
You never showed but I still believed
I was kinda hoping we could be
Together again
But you never came you never showed
And I was hoping that it would snow
But it rained and rained
guess that’s the way it goes
So I’ll try again
Maybe next Christmas baby
Maybe next Christmas baby
Do you remember that Christmas day
We both woke up in disarray
Looking back it seems so cliche
But I remember well
Making snowmen in the park
Off to the pub when it got dark
I’m still looking for that spark
But who can tell
Maybe next Christmas baby
Maybe next Christmas baby
The years flew by we grew apart
We both moved on, and made new starts
But there’s a little piece of my heart
Still tied to Christmas Day
So every year I try and try
To turn back time don’t ask me why
Another Christmas day goes by
I’m thinking someday
Maybe next Christmas baby
Maybe next Christmas baby
I remember, that December
Maybe next Christmas baby
Maybe next Christmas baby
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4. |
Sweet Sally Ann
03:36
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5. |
Do I?
03:57
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Ask yourself - do I, do I? The top shelf – do I, do I?
Make a start - do I, do I? Have a heart – do I, do I?
Bottle’s done - do I, do I? ‘nother one - do I, do I?
Happy days - do I, do I? welcome haze - do I, do I?
Trays of shots - do I, do I? Lots and lots - do I, do I?
'nother shout - do I, do I? Blacking out - do I, do I?
next day - do I, do I? nagging shame - do I, do I?
Birthday drinks - do I, do I? watcha think - - do I, do I?
It’s my choice - do I, do I? Inner voice - do I, do I?
Walk away - do I, do I? Do I stay - do I, do I?
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6. |
Little Man
04:40
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