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Chip Away The Stone
 
  You act like a primadonna
Playing so hard to get
Sittin’ so cool and nochalant
Draggin’ on a cigarette

You keep a wall all around you
I’ll get trough one day
I want your love babe
If push comes to shove
Gonna chip that wall away

(chorus)
Chip away
Chip away at the stone
I won’t stop ’til your love is my very own
Chip away
That’s what I’m gonna do
Sweet little mama
I wanna get next to you

You stand like a marble statue
Trying to look so hard
All decked out in your antique dress
While the boys all promenade

Even a rock will crumble
If you strike it night and day
If hammer I must
I’m gonna get trough your crust
Gonna chip that stone away

(repeat chorus)

Chip it, I’m gonna nip it
All night long



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