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Caution are a family man Attending to business His best he can Mrs. missadventurer say Check for one million in the post today In like a dream come true Only ourselves to please We then can hold on to These precious things We are not rich We are not poor We never stand tall On what we know And every day Will mean the same To those we love We raise our voice Irish whisky and a table for two On troublesome occassion The best thing to do Take advantage of myself and my time I don't give up easily What is rightly mine We are not rich We are not poor We never stand tall On what we know Caution are a family man Attending to business His best he can Mrs. missadventurer say Check for one million in the post today Caution are a family man Protecting his interest His best he can Mrs. missadventurer say He will buy his wealthy in the world today In like a dream come true Only ourselves to please And i can hold on to These precious things We are not rich We are not poor We never stand tall On what we know And every day Will mean the same To those we love We raise our voice more free lyrics

Caution are a family man
Attending to business
His best he can
Mrs. missadventurer say
Check for one million in the post today
In like a dream come true
Only ourselves to please
We then can hold on to
These precious things

We are not rich
We are not poor
We never stand tall
On what we know
And every day
Will mean the same
To those we love
We raise our voice

Irish whisky and a table for two
On troublesome occassion
The best thing to do
Take advantage of myself and my time
I don't give up easily
What is rightly mine

We are not rich
We are not poor
We never stand tall
On what we know

Caution are a family man
Attending to business
His best he can
Mrs. missadventurer say
Check for one million in the post today

Caution are a family man
Protecting his interest
His best he can
Mrs. missadventurer say
He will buy his wealthy in the world today
In like a dream come true
Only ourselves to please
And i can hold on to
These precious things

We are not rich
We are not poor
We never stand tall
On what we know
And every day
Will mean the same
To those we love
We raise our voice

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