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Barclay James Harvest, The ~ Poor Boy Blues


It's easy to see a poor boy's blues When he's working every day It's harder to be there in his shoes He was born to be that way If i tell you tomorrow i'm leaving Would you understand the reason why? A poor boy works hard for his living But a rich man he plays to pass the time So goodbye, pleased to know you We had some laughs along the way But i have to be leaving And there's nothing you can do to make me stay If i tell you tomorrow i'm leaving Would you understand the reason why? A poor boy works hard for his living But a rich man he plays to pass the time So goodbye, pleased to know you We had some laughs along the way But i have to be leaving And there's nothing you can do to make me stay more free lyrics

It's easy to see a poor boy's blues
When he's working every day
It's harder to be there in his shoes
He was born to be that way
If i tell you tomorrow i'm leaving
Would you understand the reason why?
A poor boy works hard for his living
But a rich man he plays to pass the time

So goodbye, pleased to know you
We had some laughs along the way
But i have to be leaving
And there's nothing you can do to make me stay

If i tell you tomorrow i'm leaving
Would you understand the reason why?
A poor boy works hard for his living
But a rich man he plays to pass the time

So goodbye, pleased to know you
We had some laughs along the way
But i have to be leaving
And there's nothing you can do to make me stay

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