Oranges and Lemons
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Oranges and Lemons
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There's hassle in the castle
trouble in paradise
can't even tell
what's naughty or what's nice
everyone's nestled
and tucked in their beds
waiting for a vision
to hit them in the heads
Orange and apples
orange and lemons
can you hear
the bells of St. Clements
Bats in the belfry
striking the chimes
you call it nonsense
and we call it rhyme
With bells on our fingers
we got bells on our toes
but we try to hide them
so nobody knows
Orange and apples
orange and lemons
can you hear
the bells of St. Clements
Listen
follow the beat
something to believe in
something sweet to eat
Orange and apples
orange and lemons
can you hear
the bells of St. Clements
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