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Market Size

from Sand And Sea by The Crabs

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lyrics

I want to be market size
I want to be canonized
And everyone I know, is smarter than me
But everywhere I go,
they're all having the same dream

I want to be torn apart
Cause you want it straight from the heart

And everyone I know is laughing at me
And everywhere I go, they're all lying to me

It's elementary, but I don't go to school
You sign the contract, they treat you like a fool
You better hope that your touch is gold
Before the week is out, they want a million sold

I want to be canonized
I want to be market size

I want it, I want it, I want it all
I want it, I want it, and I will take a fall
And it's incredible
That you'd sell your soul and still not have it all...

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from Sand And Sea, released July 11, 1999

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The Crabs Anacortes, Washington

The duo of Lisa Jackson and Jonn Lunsford started out modestly as just a Christmas project. The nautical themes abound as they merge Anacortes style rockin' with classic pop. You also get lovesick musings and a cry for vengence against the neighborhood bully. Definitely the catch of the day. ... more

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