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Think About Your Troubles
BbSit beside the Bb9breakfast table, Bbthink about your Bb9troubles D#Pour yourself a D#9cup of tea then D#think about the D#9bubbles G#You can take your G#9teardrops and G#drop 'em in a G#9teacup Take them C#down to the C#9riverside
And Bbthrow them over the Bb9side to be Bbswept up by a Bb9current Then D#taken to the D#9ocean to be D#eaten by some fD#9ishes Who were G#eaten by some G#9fishes and G#swallowed by a G#9whale C#Who grew so C#9old he deBbcomposed, Bb9doo, doo, Bbdoo
He died and left his body to the bottom of the ocean Now everybody knows that when a body decomposes The basic elements are given back to the ocean And the sea does what it oughta And soon there's salty water (not too good for drinking) 'Cause it tastes just like a teardrop (so they run it through a filter) And it comes out from a faucet (and it pours into a teapot) Which is just about to bubble now think about your troubles, now by: José Duarte jtduarte1@gmail.com