LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeDonna
[Intro]It's not the words you say, but how you say itI saved a picture where your hair was braidedThey found your wallet in the cemeteryYou told your daughter she was ordinaryYou hate the name JuniorYour husband loved his computersYou mother never was oneThe eldest of seven childrenIf you don't have it, then you'll never give itAnd I don't blame you for the way you livingA little boy was born in FebruaryYou couldn't sober up to hold a baby[Refrão]You hate the name DonnaYou love to judge strangers' karmaWe drove from New JerseyThe trucks always made you worry[Próxima Parte]Hold my had now time toGo to bed it's way too late[Refrão] (repetir)[Próxima Parte]You raised a saint, DonnaYou love to judge strangers' karmaYou praying for a funeralYou're singing like HallelujahYou're singing like Hallelujah
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