Stone - Missionary of Charity

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• published: 07 Feb 2012
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Band: Stone Album: Emotional Playground Track 10: Missionary of Charity Lyrics: Won the first prize in lottery, born in a farewell state Have everything I need, I thank my fate Thinking 'bout developing countries, the famine an need Apartheid is wrong as well, I think, as long as I succeed [Chorus:] Do you think I'm someone, someone you could know Do you think I'm God's son, I'm the one you bow I will get the work done, all I want is more Do you think I'm someone, someone rotten to the core Made a song about this horrid thing My royalties go to charity Manager's rubbing hands together Counting the rest of money Song hits the magic top ten, stays there for months It's a great, serious song, they say, very easy to dance [Chorus] Must make a use of this, release a long play Straight to number one it goes, won't see a poor day Don't know 'bout charity money, wonder where did it go I'm a missionary of charity, I'm the one they bow [Lead: Roope] Time for a festival with all the big boys Whose latest albums haven't got them a new Rolls Royce Gig's profit goes to charity or some fund Stars are hugging each other Guessing whose album goes to number one [Lead: Nirri] Won the first prize, I was born in a farewell state Winning much more by singing help's not too late Preaching 'bout developing countries a matter so sore I'm a missionary of charity I'm rotten to the core [Chorus] *17 U.S.C. § 106 and 17 U.S.C. § 106A, the fair use of a copyrighted work, including such use by reproduction in copies or phonorecords or by any other means specified by that section, for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching (including multiple copies for classroom use), scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright. All rights go to the respective band and its associates, I do not own any thing depicted, and do not intended to violate any laws but provide educational (i.e. ESL and for those unable to distinctively understand the lyrics). No copyright infringement intended*