A Clock Without A "C"
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A Clock Without A "C"
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A clock without a "c" becomes a lock
And a shock without an "h" is just a sock
And like a dog without a tail
Or a ship without a sail
Without you I'm a sheep without a flock
A stand without a "t" is just some sand
And a plan without an "l" is just a pan
Sometimes you gotta rearrange
And make a little change
To see things in a way you'll understand
A flight without an "l" becomes a fight
But a slight without an "s" becomes a light
And like a seed that has to grow
Sometimes we're all a little slow
To turn a little wrong into a right
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Barry Louis Polisar performs "A Clock Without A \"C\"", and this lyric page sits inside the Barry Louis Polisar catalog on LyroVerse.
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