Busking
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Busking
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I'm tired and I'm dusty,
climbed a mountain in my head.
I'm watching all the people going by,
catch my eye and turn away.
Oooh, then I see you smile.
Whoahoahoh, then I see you smile,
and I feel alright.
The sun's feeling warm upon my skin,
there's not a cloud in the sky.
I sing a line from another verse,
but no one knows how it should be.
Oooh, then I see you smile.
Whoahoahoh, then I see you smile,
and I feel alright.
An old man stops to talk to me,
says I brighten up the town.
A child that is dancing,
is dragged away by the hand.
Oooh, then I see you smile.
Whoahoahoh, then I see you smile,
and I feel alright.
I'm tired and I'm dusty,
climbed a mountain in my head.
I'm watching all the people going by,
catch my eye and turn away.
Oooh, then I see you smile.
Whoahoahoh, then I see you smile,
and I feel alright.
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Bemuzic performs "Busking", and this lyric page sits inside the Bemuzic catalog on LyroVerse.
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