| Most of you, kept me waiting it,
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| was obvious to me.
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| What’s you know about me,
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| well my father is from Galilee.
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| Dou you question every man,
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| you meet, from out of town.
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| Isn’t it clear, I’m only here,
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| to lay my body down.
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| Why are you leaning on me, sir?
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| Why are you leaning on me, brother?
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| Can’t we love, one another?
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| What have you got, to lose?
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| What have you got, to lose?
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| A little food, and a little sleep,
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| Is all I’m asking for,
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| Just a place, to wash my face,
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| and really nothing more.
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| Do you really have a heart,
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| to turn a man away?
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| Now it’s late, where I 'd start,
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| to find a place to stay.
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| Why are you leaning on me, sir?
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| Why are you leaning on me, brother?
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| Can’t we love, one another?
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| What have you go, to lose?
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| What have you got, to lose?
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| Why are you leaning on me, sir?
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| Why are you leaning on me, brother? |