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Tonic ~ Mr. Golden Deal


Swallow your pride Make way for the new bride Holding your tongue When they call another winner Oh there is more to this life Hey Mr. Golden Deal Tell me how does she feel She's like the wind That boy couldn't sail He says I've washed these decks for years I've carried those pails And oh there is more to this life Hey Mr. Golden Deal Tell me how does she feel Does she hold you in the night Does she tell you everything's gonna be alright Hey Mr. Golden Deal How does she feel Captain oh my captain Steer the first mate true The men they sing a song of fear Ghosts of ships who failed before And the captain he is laughing You can't control the sea She will always do as she pleases It's her nature to be free And oh there is more to this life Hey Mr. Golden Deal Tell me how does she feel Do you hold her in the night Do you tell her everything's gonna be alright Hey Mr. Golden Deal I know how you feel Oh, I know Oh, I know Hey Mr. Golden Deal How does she feel more free lyrics

Swallow your pride
Make way for the new bride
Holding your tongue
When they call another winner
Oh there is more to this life

Hey Mr. Golden Deal
Tell me how does she feel

She's like the wind
That boy couldn't sail
He says I've washed these decks for years
I've carried those pails
And oh there is more to this life

Hey Mr. Golden Deal
Tell me how does she feel
Does she hold you in the night
Does she tell you everything's gonna be alright
Hey Mr. Golden Deal
How does she feel

Captain oh my captain
Steer the first mate true
The men they sing a song of fear
Ghosts of ships who failed before
And the captain he is laughing
You can't control the sea
She will always do as she pleases
It's her nature to be free
And oh there is more to this life

Hey Mr. Golden Deal
Tell me how does she feel
Do you hold her in the night
Do you tell her everything's gonna be alright
Hey Mr. Golden Deal
I know how you feel
Oh, I know
Oh, I know

Hey Mr. Golden Deal
How does she feel

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