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Speak the Language

from Just Drive by Martha Bourne with Nash Satterfield

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lyrics

What would I do? What would I say?
If no one I knew spoke the language?
What would I be? What would I swear by?
If no one like me spoke the language?

I could be anything and I would walk like I knew where I came from
I could say everything and I would make it up as I go
And you could see me reading between the lines.

What would you do? And what would you say?
If no one you knew spoke the language?
What would you be? What would you swear by
If no one like you spoke the language?

You could be anything and you'd walk like you knew where you came from
You could say everything and you would make it up as you go
And you would read me leaning between the lines.

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from Just Drive, released May 1, 1999
© Martha V Bourne ASCAP 1999
℗ You Henry Publishing ASCAP 1999

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Martha Bourne Boston, Massachusetts

singer/songwriter and film composer.
my work has aired on major networks and cable channels (CBS, NBC, ABC, HBO, Discovery, History Channel, WE Network, WGBH).

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