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Alisha's Attic ~ The Golden Rule


(poole/martin/poole) Well someone told me If you live in a glass house You might die in a big earthquake And end up with a stone in your mouth I felt like kicking out when My boyfriend made me cry But the loveliest fairy in the world And her name is do as you would be done by It's the golden rule! Kittenish behaviour or is it that She don't care at all Hit ¡®em like a tank girl It's their attitudes against the wall Crush ¡®em with a crack sound And then hang them out to dry And sprinkle a little good strong Fairy dust right into their eyes It's the golden rule Or so i read in some poem somewhere! more free lyrics

(poole/martin/poole)

Well someone told me
If you live in a glass house
You might die in a big earthquake
And end up with a stone in your mouth

I felt like kicking out when
My boyfriend made me cry
But the loveliest fairy in the world
And her name is do as you would be done by

It's the golden rule!

Kittenish behaviour or is it that
She don't care at all
Hit ¡®em like a tank girl
It's their attitudes against the wall

Crush ¡®em with a crack sound
And then hang them out to dry
And sprinkle a little good strong
Fairy dust right into their eyes

It's the golden rule
Or so i read in some poem somewhere!

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