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Ben Harper ~ You Can't Blame The Youth (peter Tosh)


Your teacher used to learn in school How a cow flies over the moon You teacher used to learn in school How a dish run away with a spoon, so You can't blame the youth You can't fool the youth You can't blame the youth of today You teacher used teach about christopher colombus And you said he was a very great man You used to teach about marco polo And you said he was a very great man, so You can't blame the youth You can't fool the youth You can't blame the youh, not at all When every christmas comes around You buy the youth a fancy toy gun When every christmas comes around You buy the youth a fancy toy gun, so You can't blame the youth You can't fool the youth You can't blame the youh, not at all You teacher used teach about pirate hawkins You teacher used teach about pirate morgan And you said he was a very great man You teacher used teach about christopher colombus And you said he was a very great man You teacher used teach about marco polo, so You can't blame the youth You can't fool the youth You can't blame the youh of today more free lyrics

Your teacher used to learn in school
How a cow flies over the moon
You teacher used to learn in school
How a dish run away with a spoon, so

You can't blame the youth
You can't fool the youth
You can't blame the youth of today

You teacher used teach about christopher colombus
And you said he was a very great man
You used to teach about marco polo
And you said he was a very great man, so

You can't blame the youth
You can't fool the youth
You can't blame the youh, not at all

When every christmas comes around
You buy the youth a fancy toy gun
When every christmas comes around
You buy the youth a fancy toy gun, so

You can't blame the youth
You can't fool the youth
You can't blame the youh, not at all

You teacher used teach about pirate hawkins
You teacher used teach about pirate morgan
And you said he was a very great man
You teacher used teach about christopher colombus
And you said he was a very great man
You teacher used teach about marco polo, so

You can't blame the youth
You can't fool the youth
You can't blame the youh of today

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