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Places
03:36
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Count the deadly Sins UP Number 3 is LUST
Dogs do what they do cuz.....Dogs do what they MUST
Little Boys act Stupid Stumble in the Dark
Sometimes they may bite but, Mostly they just bark
CHORUS:
Kiss me like you mean it, slow and sweet and strong
Help me to remember PLACES I BELONG
Ashes turn to ashes, dust turns into dust
Greener pastures calling Hollywood or Bust
Truth or consequences which one will I choose
Take it like a man or blame it on the booze
I turned into Daddy you turned into MOM
Children taking turns at what they will become
As the morning wakes me as I live my life
As the evening takes me I say to my wife
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Turn Around
02:22
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Loose Lips on Sinking Ships
Watch the water slowly rise
Fight Back a Sneak Attack
Caught me right between the eyes
Forgive Me Forgive You
Forgive us for what we do
Mercy lost Mercy found
Mercy Baby, Turn Around
I need to navigate
Past the point where it’s too late
Take back the things I said
Shut my mouth and go to bed
Forgive Me Forgive You
Forgive us for what we do
Mercy lost Mercy found
Mercy Baby, Turn Around
While sleeping at my post
Slow dancing with a ghost
When my nocturnal host
Whispered in my ear
Wake Up all hands on deck
Save us both from this shipwreck
Don’t let the words we spoke
Leave us Humpty Dumpty broke
Forgive Me Forgive You
Forgive us for what we do
Mercy lost Mercy found
Mercy Baby, Turn Around
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