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Just say what you want to say
Don't wanna have to push
So say what you mean to say
We'll take a second look
We'll do it by book
I'll hand you all control
The reins are yours to hold
Just say what you want to say
I'll try to listen good
So say what you mean to say
I'll try to take your side
I'll speak when it seems right
I'll tell you when it gets cold
I hope you'll share the floor
'Cause when it gets cold
I'm not gonna go without my coat
I've been told they live longer where it's warm
It's gonna get old when you don't subscribe to me no more
When you go for different shores
Where they follow different scores
If you want me by your side
Come and offer me that ride
But say what you want to say
Don't leave a burning bush
Just say what you mean to say
I'd love to take a look
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Brandon Postman Cleveland, Ohio
POSTMAN:
AFTER WE'RE GONE, WHAT WILL LIVE ON?
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