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American Music Club ~ Last Harbor


Some of them are kind and it's phony Some of them are kind and it's okay Generous but where's the charity To lose or give away Some of them smile and it's phony Some of them smile and it's not Some of them never tell you Just how much they've got Falling Hey, i don't see the bottom Are you gonna be my last harbor She'll soon find a way to make you feel fine She's laughing and she's clapping her hands As she walks across your cup of wine She'll make it real easy for you All you have to do is remember her name She's almost your passport to the world She's almost your ticket out again Falling Hey, i don't see the bottom Are you gonna be my last harbor Some of them smile and it's phony Some of them smile and it's okay Some of them never tell you Just how much they'll give away more free lyrics

Some of them are kind and it's phony
Some of them are kind and it's okay
Generous but where's the charity
To lose or give away

Some of them smile and it's phony
Some of them smile and it's not
Some of them never tell you
Just how much they've got

Falling
Hey, i don't see the bottom
Are you gonna be my last harbor

She'll soon find a way to make you feel fine
She's laughing and she's clapping her hands
As she walks across your cup of wine

She'll make it real easy for you
All you have to do is remember her name
She's almost your passport to the world
She's almost your ticket out again

Falling
Hey, i don't see the bottom
Are you gonna be my last harbor

Some of them smile and it's phony
Some of them smile and it's okay
Some of them never tell you
Just how much they'll give away

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