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Lee Lee’s on it now The wind it coddles like her mother She swings out over grass As green as joy and joyous we Sing of superheroes We sing our favors to the river It’s been flowing since forever And it flows slowly somewhere
Oh everybody’s here And the time we’ve been having Oh everybody’s here Until Sunday when they go
And I lose a bit of something And it hurts just like a pin Sunk deep into my spirit So deep it lacerates the skin Now Tuesdays often dreary And Wednesday’s such a drag Because nothing seems to last There’s always Sunday Morning
We furrow through the pines We follow imaginary paths We’re foraging for treasures Wagon parts and medicine glass The animals don’t notice They have seen this kind of thing before Indifferent as sailors Enraptured by a river’s peace
Oh everybody’s here And the time we’ve been having Oh everybody’s here Until Sunday when they go
And I lose a bit of something And it hurts just like a pin Sunk deep into my spirit So deep it lacerates the skin Now Tuesdays often dreary And Wednesday’s such a drag Because nothing seems to last There’s always Sunday Morning
Oh if I had some string I could bind all the doorways Oh if I had some tape I could tape the windows shut If I had some glue I could glues us all to this moment And Thursday would be the day And Sunday would never get a chance
To slip in like a Mamba That’s searching for the river It bites you on the finger As you canter in the shade Now Tuesdays often dreary And Wednesdays such a drag Because nothing seems to last There’s always Sunday Morning
[This message has been edited by blakeh (edited 09-02-2002).]
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