Artist:
Dada
Song Title:
The fleecing of america
Album:
[B
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" CD]
If I held a petal from a flower Would you take it from me? And if I tasted teardrops sweet and sour Would you take it from me?
And if I had one last request Would you take it from me? And if I pulled my heart out from my chest Would you take it from me?
Because I'd take it from you I'd take it, I'd take it from you I'd take it, I'd take it from you
And if I die alone tomorrow Would you pray for me? And if I cry out in sorrow Would you feel for me? Kneel for me? Because I'd take it from you
If I spill a cup of my blood Would you take it from me? If I held the rope, pulls me from the flood Would you take it from me?
Because I'd take it from you I'd take it, I'd take it, ooh I'd take it, I'd take it
And if I die alone tomorrow Would you pray for me? And if I cry out in sorrow Would you feel for me? Kneel for me?
If I wore the crown of king desire Would you take it from me? And if I found the truth inside of a liar, would you Would you take that from me?
And if I held God's last drop of water Would you, would you take that from me? And if I kissed the hand of Mother Earth's daughter Would you, would you take that from me?
Because I'd take it from you I'd take it, I'd take it from you I'd take it, I'd take it from you I'd take it from you (hoo) I'd take it, I'd take it from you
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