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Bee Gees ~ Sincere Relation


George was born somewhere inside London town Working as he grew for that extra pound. Respected by all he married and made a home. To give his children more then he had known. But then he died with out an explanation. He never lied , a very sincere relation. Years before a fire sent him in the street. It took him months of work to make ends meet. But then he died without and explanation. He never lied , a very sincere relation . more free lyrics

George was born somewhere inside London town
Working as he grew for that extra pound.
Respected by all he married and made a home.
To give his children more then he had known.

But then he died with out an explanation.
He never lied , a very sincere relation.

Years before a fire sent him in the street.
It took him months of work to make ends meet.

But then he died without and explanation.
He never lied , a very sincere relation .

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