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Ficty
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When I was five I left my home
'cause light was kind of ficty.
When I was twelve, I left again
'cause light was kind of ficty.
I'm sorry mamma, I hear you cry
but I'll never come home...
I'm sorry mamma, ohh papa:
the light was kind of ficty.
When I was twenty I've got my men
and we were rollin' like on a train.
But then, one day, I hated them all
and started walking alone.
I'm sorry, buddy I hear curse
but now I'm finding home.
I'm sorry mamma, ohh papa:
the light was kind of ficty.
When I was 30, I met this girl
and we got married far, far away.
But then one day I took my clothes
and back again on the road.
I'm sorry, honey, I hear you cry
but now I'm going home.
I'm sorry mamma, ohh papa:
the light was kind of ficty.
I'm sorry mamma, ohh papa:
the life is king of ficty.
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