Free Electric Band

Albert Hammond (Albert Hammond)

Capo IV (E dur)

1. My father is a doctor, he's a family man. My mother works for charity whenever she can.
And they're both good, clean americans who abide by the law. And they both stick up for liberty and they both support the war.
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My happiness was paid for when they laid their money down for summers in a summer camp and winters in the town.
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My future in the system was talked about and planned but I gave it up for music and the Free Electric Band.

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2. I went to school in handwashed shirts with neatly oiled hair. and the school was big and newly built and filled with light and air
and the teacher taught us values that we had to learn to keep and they clipped the ear of many idle kid who went to sleep.
‘Til my father organized for me a college in the east but I went to California, the sunshine and the beach.
My parents and my lectures could never understand when I gave it up for music and the free electric band

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3. My father sent me money and I spent it very fast on a girl I met in Berkely in a social science class.
Yes and we learned about her body, but her mind we didn't know. until deep rooted attitudes and morals began to show.
She wanted to get married even though she never said and I knew her well enough by now to see inside her head.
She'd settle for suburbia and a little patch of land. so I gave her up for music and the free electric band.

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End. Oh, the free electric band.
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