Wheatfields
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Wheatfields
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Outside the wind is raging
Blowing the wheatfields all away
And now the game is changing
And now the rules are thrown away
And the cards are turning
And my mouth is dry
As her dress is falling
Before my eyes, my eyes, my eyes
And now the hands are turning
And now the clocks are changing
Beauty is on the matress
Lifting the patterns(?) from her skin
And the clothes are falling
And her dress's mine(?)
And her skin is holy
Like the sky, the sky, the sky
And our clothes are falling
And our mouths are dry
And our skin is holy
Like the sky, the sky, the sky
Outside the wind is raging
Blowing the wheatfields all away
And now the game is changing
And now the rules are thrown away
And now the rules are thrown away
And now the rules are thrown away
Away
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Brett Anderson performs "Wheatfields", and this lyric page sits inside the Brett Anderson catalog on LyroVerse.
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