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Call Me Robin Hood
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12 p.m. still in my bed
Waiting for something new for the day
I call mum just to be fed
I’m just a drain on society
Kind of hunting for a job
I have no hope of finding one
I would prefer to try to rob
Instead of working for a few pounds
I’m the worst child in this town
Please, you can call me Robin Hood
I will never hurt anyone
But just empower the ones that never could
Ruining riches that’s not so bad
Anyway they will always have a roof
And if I help myself at the same time
The poor will find it fair enough
Here’s my plan for the future
See how ambitious I am
My dream to live an adventure
My chance to be a gentleman
I’m the worst child in this town
Please, you can call me Robin Hood
I will never hurt anyone
But just empower the ones that never could
Lyrics : Charline Mosseray
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