| On the fifth day of May she was breaking away
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| When the moon came and sat on your shoulder
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| She was still young, not yet highly strung
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| As you need to be when you get older
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| George was a street when you first faced the feat
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| You put money on the color of the sky
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| Well the color of her voice left you there no choice
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| But to drink the Liffey dry
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| The seeds that you sow
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| You wanna watch them growing
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Here comes Holy Joe now how would he know
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| How laughter can make a man cruel
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| It’s fire on fire and lovers conspire
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| To either a duet or duel
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| When it’s fire on fire the flames just get higher
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| The harder you work to put them out
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| Well you know that you’re similar sugar and weedkiller
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| Both heading north facing south
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| The seeds that you sow
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| You wanna watch them growing
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild
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| What’s on your breath is the fear of death
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| That makes such a man promiscuous
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| Your mouth was dry like when you were about to lie
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| And her lips are so luscious
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| You’ve seen it before, you hurled at her door
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| Like a dog when she needed a man
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| Now she aches and she breaks and she takes
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| On the weight of your world because she almost can
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| The seeds that you sow
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| Well you wanna watch them growing
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| The wind, where will it blow, my flower child
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| Growing wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild
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| The sky was still grey up on Appian Way
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| As the yellow hats dug up the road
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| Didn’t hear what you said as the lights turned red
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| On a love that should have stayed gold
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart
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| Wild, you grow wild
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| You grow wild in my heart |