Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing the — Joe Hill, The Fireman
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Carol says we speak with one voice. What she doesn't say is that voice belongs to HER. There's only one song to sing these days--Carol's song--and if you aren't in harmony, you can stick a stone in your mouth and shut the hell up.

— Joe Hill, The Fireman
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