Air Conditioner Song
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Air Conditioner Song
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Oh the sound of the thing is not a ring it's more like a pleasant purr
And the only sound I hear at night is the sound of my purring air-conditioner
The air is pure and dehumidified thermostatically controlled
Now I have no desire to perspire and that's how progress goes
But the sound of their singing thrilled me as distantly but clearly it rang
Though I never saw their faces and never knew their names
And the gentle breeze brought sweet dreams of sweethearts that I never saw
Who sang You Are My Sunshine in Newport Arkansas
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Bobby Bare performs "Air Conditioner Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Bobby Bare catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Down To My Last Come And Get Me and (I'm Not) a Candle In The Wind with a short reason for opening each page next.
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