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Heard a song the other day About a major out in space And though the song was kind of grey It took me far away Heard the news the other day About a sailor oh so gay And though his policies were grey They took me far away 'cause i couldn't stand the thought Of being taken in again Have you seen my life, mr. groan? Do you know what it's like to be outside? All you have to do is smile to cause a landslide And you do, and you do, mr. groan Heard a song just yesterday About a man who sold the world away And though the song was still quite grey It took me far away 'cause i couldn't stand the thought Of being taken in again Have you seen my life, mr. groan? Do you know what it's like to be outside? All you have to do is smile to cause a landslide And you do, and you do, mr. groan more free lyrics

Heard a song the other day
About a major out in space
And though the song was kind of grey
It took me far away
Heard the news the other day
About a sailor oh so gay
And though his policies were grey
They took me far away
'cause i couldn't stand the thought
Of being taken in again

Have you seen my life, mr. groan?
Do you know what it's like to be outside?
All you have to do is smile to cause a landslide
And you do, and you do, mr. groan

Heard a song just yesterday
About a man who sold the world away
And though the song was still quite grey
It took me far away
'cause i couldn't stand the thought
Of being taken in again

Have you seen my life, mr. groan?
Do you know what it's like to be outside?
All you have to do is smile to cause a landslide
And you do, and you do, mr. groan

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