Lazy Heart
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Lazy Heart
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I've got a lazy heart
Can't make it do a thing
Won't go to church on Sundays
I've never heard it sing
No matter what I do
Can't make my heart want you
I've got a lazy heart
Sleeps when the morning comes
Sleep through an earthquake
Walk and never run
I don't know what to say
It's always been that way
My lazy heart and I
Are hostage to the moon
And winter's far too long
And summer ends too soon
Goddamn my lazy heart
It's dumb as an ox I know
Won't go to work on Mondays
Just can't make it go
Whatever's to be done?
My heart cannot be won
I'm not the one to blame
So please don't make me choose
Between a living lie
And the I'm so sorry blues
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Boo Hewerdine performs "Lazy Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Boo Hewerdine catalog on LyroVerse.
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