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China Crisis ~ Bigger The Punch I'm Feeling


Taken in by what you see And what you want You want for free And could it be You could be wrong Are we as weak as you are strong Why do you do that poor man thing Why do you do that poor man All of my life it's as sharp as the Bigger the punch i'm feeling You could be close to The way you want to Why do you do that poor man There ain't no self doubt You know no way out Why do you do that poor man Why do you do that poor man thing Why do you do that poor man All of my life it's as sharp as the Bigger the punch i'm feeling Overcome by what you say And what you want Is your own way And could it be I could be right You only see life's black or white more free lyrics

Taken in by what you see
And what you want
You want for free
And could it be
You could be wrong
Are we as weak as you are strong

Why do you do that poor man thing
Why do you do that poor man

All of my life it's as sharp as the
Bigger the punch i'm feeling

You could be close to
The way you want to
Why do you do that poor man
There ain't no self doubt
You know no way out
Why do you do that poor man

Why do you do that poor man thing
Why do you do that poor man

All of my life it's as sharp as the
Bigger the punch i'm feeling

Overcome by what you say
And what you want
Is your own way
And could it be
I could be right
You only see life's black or white

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