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The Jumble Inside
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The Jumble Inside
She’s a woman who’s man, that’s one
A man who’s a mother, that’s two
A mother who’s a saint, that’s three
A saint who’s a lover, that’s four.
CHO
Nobody here is as they seem
Everyone hides behind so many sides
Nobody shares their deepest dream
We just gotta ride the jumble inside.
He’s a man who’s a dreamer, that’s one
A dreamer who’s a thief, that’s two
A thief who’s a preacher, that’s three
A preacher who’s a beast, that’s four.
BRI
You gotta ride the jumble inside
Not let the jumble take you for a ride (Rpt).
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ebuskers Brisbane, Australia
EBuskers is a one man band, helped out by friends and passers by from time to time. 'They' write and record their own songs, playing them in the alleyways of the internet, so you're welcome to stop by and have a listen any time you like.
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