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(The Mother Wolf Speaks)
Where have you gone my love
Why haven't you come home
I fear the worst for you
You've been gone far too long
Your kids cry endlessly
"where has our father gone"
I don't know what to say
Won't you please come home
It's Been 2 days or more
Since you left in the morning
Promised you'd be back safe
But Not everybody owns a mansion
To keep them safe and warm
To keep their fur from getting wet
You shouldn't try so hard for us
We love you just the way you are
Won't you please come home
Please Come Home
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The world has been forgotten
Society did fall
The fruit of the vine is rotten
Hope is lost for all
The colors all have faded
A gray cloak fills the sky
A planet desecrated
A home to crucify
Wasteland, dark annihilation of the human race
Wasteland, the look of desperation on a child's face
Wasteland, one by one we spill into the hollow void
Wasteland, from our own free will existence is destroyed
Wasteland
It starts with greed and power
A drug that fills the mind
The poor will covet sour
The rich will become blind
Success will look the other way
Blame it on expansion
Not everyone who are led astray
Can own a mansion
The streets have become warzones
The skies are filled with fire
Civilization dethroned
From our selfish desire
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Not everybody has a mansion
But a poor man can find a home
I anchored mine down in the daytime
The tide took it out in the moonlight
That's what I get for trusting the sea
Hungry water takes what it needs
I came down from the highlands
The ocean gave her life to me
But when I built upon her shoreline
I wasn't prepared for the sacrifice
That's what I get for trusting the sea
Hungry water takes what it needs
I walk to the water ...
I walk to the water ...
I walk in the water ...
I walk in the water
And the stars are crying
The moon's on fire
The water will carry me home
As the tide swallows me whole
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What’s he secret to rule the world?
Pile of money? The perfect girl?
Private airplanes not enough
To rule the world you need LOVE
What’s he secret to living free?
Search for love and equality
A fat bank card is not enough
To find your place in this world you need LOVE
V1
Not everybody owns a mansion Not everybody wants a mill
Not defined by fancy cars Or hundred dollar bills
Bling and things that don’t mean much
Subject of u focused lust
To truly rule the world its family friends and love
V2
Not everybody craves the finest things or wants to make it rain
Look around and see so many others deep in pain
Nice to have enough that’s true but glut and greed where you do u
To truly rule the world we let the love shine thru
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You’re afraid of the youth
Armed with nothing but truth
When you put your soul for sale
You told our leaders they should fail
The angel of death keeps coming for the young
You ignored the frogs and locusts
Oh look what you have done
You stink of failure you sad old man
Not everyone owns a mansion
Paid for by the expansion
Of the powers of the cowards
Who bought your soul for a fee
You say you need protection
For your ugly golden calf
We’re not fooled by misdirection
From your morals in the trash
You are a coward you sad old man
Are you brave enough to hear to the youth?
Are you strong enough to accept the truth?
The status quo has got to go
You’re afraid of the truth
That you made Dylan Roof
In your own image
You pine for a scrimmage
To kill your own Travon
And then smugly walk on
You grasp weapons of cowards
Keep the weak in power
You’re ok with some death
Like Lady Macbeth
We call that murder, you weak old man
You use the lord's name
But for cash and in vain
You parrot your false prophets
To protect their false profits
It happened before you know
Two Thousand years ago
You’ll never silence the call
Even if you crucify us all
You’re not a Christian you evil man
Are you brave enough to hear to the youth?
Are you strong enough to accept the truth?
The status quo has got to go
If you really love their life
You’ll quit calling for their strife
But once born they have no worth
You kill children after birth
You're not well regulated
The idea was mutilated
When the NRA coronated
Their puppets in the House.
You’re a hypocrite you sad old man
Are you brave enough to hear to the youth?
Are you strong enough to accept the truth?
The status quo has got to go
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Doug Davis - Eloise
03:10
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HOLD ME TIGHT DON’T EVER LET ME GO
LIFT ME UP WHENEVER I FEEL LOW
TELL ME SOMETHING THAT I WANT TO KNOW
MAKE IT FAST DON’T EVER MAKE IT SLOW
NOT EVERYBODY OWNS A MANSION
WHEN YOUR LIVING IN THIS CROOKED WORLD
BUT YOU’VE GOT IT ALL WHEN YOU ‘VE GOT THE GIRL
SING ME A SONG BEFORE I FALL ASLEEP
WAKE ME UP FROM AN AWFUL DREAM
NOT EVERYBODY OWNS A MANSION
WHEN YOUR LIVING IN THIS CROOKED WORLD
BUT YOU’VE GOT IT ALL WHEN YOU ‘VE GOT THE GIRL
NOT EVERYBODY OWNS A MANSION
WHEN YOUR LIVING IN THIS CROOKED WORLD
BUT YOU’VE GOT IT ALL WHEN YOU ‘VE GOT THE GIRL
HOLD ME TIGHT DON’T EVER LET ME GO
LIFT ME UP WHENEVER I FEEL LOW
NOT EVERYBODY OWNS A MANSION
WHEN YOUR LIVING IN THIS CROOKED WORLD
BUT YOU’VE GOT IT ALL WHEN YOU ‘VE GOT THE GIRL
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Attention attention
I need your attention
Somebody light a fire under me
In animated suspension
Well I got some time
But better than I deserve
Gavel like a bomb
Breaking up the calm
Cage me don’t cage me
needle to prick the pain
So I fall again
Mirror breaks in vain
So I fall again
Conscious clear no need for redemption
Not everybody owns a mansion
When it gets tough
I won’t throw the planes
Well I got some time
But better than I deserve
Gavel like a bomb
Breaking up the calm
Cage me don’t cage me
needle to prick the pain
So I fall again
Mirror breaks in vain
So I fall again
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