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I always keep a wish list I write what I want And the price I’ll pay. Be it a target for a twenty Or love for an arm and a leg. I’ll pay fifty for a new game And my soul for popularity. Music is a dollar a song. Friendship is always priceless. Racing suit costs me eighty And family costs a few feuds. The shiny new watch sells for forty Success sells for just too much. The only thing that’s ever free Is the happiness that surrounds me. All that cost is one’s own decision To tell sadness, good riddance.
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Sep 20, 2010
Sep 20, 2010 at 11:50 AM UTC
Wishlist
I always keep a wish list I write what I want And the price I’ll pay. Be it a target for a twenty Or love for an arm and a leg. I’ll pay fifty for a new game And my soul for popularity. Music is a dollar a song. Friendship is always priceless. Racing suit costs me eighty And family costs a few feuds. The shiny new watch sells for forty Success sells for just too much. The only thing that’s ever free Is the happiness that surrounds me. All that cost is one’s own decision To tell sadness, good riddance.
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Sep 20, 2010
Sep 20, 2010 at 11:50 AM UTC
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