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Gypsy Woman

from Restless by Velcro Moxie

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lyrics

Come in sit down sir, tell me why you've come here today
Put your hand in mine, I can tell you where your cards may lay
Just for a fee, I'll tell you what you want to hear
I'll give you almost anything, My soul for a piece of gold

Gypsy Woman
Oh Gypsy Woman
Read me my sign

Night after night, selling strangers their dreams
And their fantasies,Open your mind to me

I'll show you the cards, explaining what each one means
I'll try to make you understand, that you can control your destiny
Look into my charcoal lined eyes, believe what you want
I'll tell you what you want to hear, My soul for a piece of gold

Gypsy Woman
Oh Gypsy Woman
Read me my sign

Night after night, selling strangers their dreams
And their fantasies, Open your mind to me

credits

from Restless, released July 11, 2014
Guitar/Vocals: N.Carney
Drums: J.Grace
Bass/Vocals: E. Rod
Vocals: J.Terrell

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