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One Song
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This is the going
This is the getting there
But you already know that, don’t you?
You already know that, don’t you?
Now that we’ve discussed,
I feel a little better
Sit by the window with me, won’t you?
Nobody cares how you feel
They only care what you do
You’ve got your basket,
you’ve got your hands
You pick the lowest-hanging fruit
This is the one song
I want to write for myself
It’s mine to write
And I like that about it, don’t you?
There are no accidents,
only circumstances
I had a vision of a decision
But a song is always incomplete, isn’t it?
Nobody cares how you feel
They only care what you do
You’ve got your basket,
you’ve got your hands
You pick the lowest-hanging fruit
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Wet Ink Montreal, Québec
Lucy (Wet Ink) is in Montreal, Quebec.
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