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Field Music - Count It Up lyrics
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If you've ever owned a car Or you rent a car Or you have a company car Then count that up Add it to the evergrowing list of things you can't claim all the credit for If your mother had a job Your dad had a job When you're growing up then count that up Cause ?? wants a penny some the only kind of hack it all If you've ever visited another country and walked through passport control Then count that up One more stamp in the book you'd like to call my own genius Count it up If you get to choose the clothes you were and how you cut your hair Then count that up Count it up And you knew lies you democratic power for the good somebody else Then try to Count Count Count Count it up ?? fashion for ?? Can't we give each other the tiniest benefit of it all If you can go through day to day without the fear of violence Count that up Count it up If people don't stare at you on the street because of the colour of your skin Count that up Count it up If your body makes some kind of sense to you Count that up Count it up And use the breath you have left to say something in the ?? Then try to count it up If you can turn on the tap And your kids can drink the water Count that up Count it up If you've ever had the luxery of turning down a job Count that up Count it up If you had books and you had magazines in your house when you were kids Don't forget Don't forget Don't forget to count it up Count it up
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Publisher: Memphis Industries
2 Comments found
Anonymous
Saturday 27th of January 2018 17:50
??? Fashion??? Is actually "I'm quite and old fashioned fella"
Anonymous
Friday 19th of January 2018 12:06
Some ideas...
9th line "Because, pounds and pennies aren't the only kind of capital"
17th "And you utilise your democratic power for the good somebody else"
"I had an old fashioned friend
I'm not adverse to owning up
Can't we give each other the tiniest benefit of the doubt"
"And use the breath you have left to say something that matters "
"If you had books and newspapers in your house when you were a kid"