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China Crisis ~ Age Old Need


A pillow to rest my weary head The end of a working day The door to the dream left open I won't be turned away A winter coat for a wind so cold The age of age old need A town to live and call my own A way and a will to succeed Yes i am lucky Yes i am lucky I'm a lucky man indeed A town to live and call my own A way and a will to succeed I may search for happiness And not know what it takes And still be here a thousand years And make the same mistakes Yes i am lucky Yes i am lucky I'm a lucky man indeed A town to live and call my own A way and a will to succeed more free lyrics

A pillow to rest my weary head
The end of a working day
The door to the dream left open
I won't be turned away
A winter coat for a wind so cold
The age of age old need
A town to live and call my own
A way and a will to succeed

Yes i am lucky
Yes i am lucky
I'm a lucky man indeed
A town to live and call my own
A way and a will to succeed

I may search for happiness
And not know what it takes
And still be here a thousand years
And make the same mistakes

Yes i am lucky
Yes i am lucky
I'm a lucky man indeed
A town to live and call my own
A way and a will to succeed

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