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Time Machines
03:21
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Sitting in the sun,
Basking in the glory
Waiting for another one
You know none can save me
I'm not a religious man,
But I can see the beauty
The Beatles said to hold my hand
So I took the one that ran away from me
The hypocrites they all get rich
I can't see that as a blessing oh
Distracting with magicians scripts
Keeps our people guessing
And how can they say it's not their fault
And how can they lead a life so wrong
Time machine
Time machine
Time machine
Oh oh, take me to a place that I would rather be
See the man on the pulpit
What does he know?
See the man on the television
What does he know?
Love, love, love is where we all belong
Love, love, love is where we all belong
And how can they say it's not their fault
And how can they lead a life so wrong
Time machine
Time machine
Time machine
Oh oh, take me to a place that I would rather be
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Old Man
03:00
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Pirates
04:13
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Was It You?
03:19
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Ain't Coming Back
05:07
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