Barnyard Blues lyrics by 13th Floor Elevators. You duck, count, and run, I say 'Eeny-Meeny'. You took my mind and bent it freely. I don't know how you manage...
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You duck, count, and run,
I say 'Eeny-Meeny'.
You took my mind and bent it freely.
I don't know how you manage all alone.
I think you put me through a change.
I think you put me through a lovin' change.
You are the pilot on my plane.
You are the whistle on my new electric train.
You are my magician's magic cane.
I went to the barnyard to scratch a balloon.
You know I'm all for love, I'm all forgiven.
Someday I hope to give you my name.
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