duncan may - Don't Let The Stone Drag You Down

from Round 8, Week 9 by Monday Morning 3AM Music Club

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Your mama came from the country
Your daddy came from the sea
Your brother cam from your uncle
And that’s enough information for me.

Please don’t show me your attic
Please leave your basement door closed
Please leave your luggage behind
Let’s keep your past where it belongs

Don’t let the stone drag you down
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now

Bad boys can look so good
And that first beer taste better than it should
And prison it doesn’t suite you well
At least that mean old bastard is going straight to hell

Don’t let the stone drag you down
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now
It doesn’t matter where you’re from
You’re a new person now

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from Round 8, Week 9, released September 7, 2015

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