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THIS, THAT & THE OTHER THING - LYRICS:
Too many people got too little patience,
And too much time to kill.
They stay the same, say they'll change,
But you know they never will.
You'd be so beautiful if you learned a smile,
Instead of always asking for more.
You'd be so worthwhile if you took the time, to
knock knock knock--on closed doors!
(Chorus)
This, that & the other thing,
You got a cell phone, but you let it ring.
Nobody can reach you, and they never will.
I say this, that & the other thing,
Are the reasons you don't learn anything.
Nobody can teach you, ain't got time to kill.
Nobody can reach you, and they never will.
For once in your life--make a change!
Give it a try, why don't you change? Why don't you change.
You got judgement written all over your face,
Step back, take a look, it's not your place
To criticize someone else's life--when you can't even handle your own.
Don't you get it? Don't you get it? Don't you get it?
Does the light stay on in your mind when you shut--everyone out!
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
Oh I'm not trying to be mean,
But I'm not tryin' to keep it clean.
You took the best years of my life away from me.
Oh and even though it hurts,
I know that it could've been worse.
But one more wrong, still wouldn't make it right... right?
(Chorus)
(Outro)
Why don't you change, why don't you change,
Why don't you even try?
Why don't you change, why don't you change,
Oh why? (4x)
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Ain't Gonna Do It
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Mountain
04:42
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Walkin' to Waco
03:47
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I Need a Dog
03:04
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King Saison West Springfield, Massachusetts
Jeff King and Noelle Saison, two individually talented singer/songwriters from Springfield, MA, combine their talents and experience to produce original music and videos on a regular basis; as well as perform live across New England. Writing and performing catchy songs with riveting lyrics, King Saison's music is compelling and eclectic with hints of country, bluegrass, and alternative roots. ... more
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