Big Day
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Big Day
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Taking Our Time Before Its Through
Passing Our Days in Old Shoes
Sister - Think I'm Returning to Peru
Wish That I Never Came Here
They Can't Pronounce My Name Here
Everyone Asks Me "where's Peru?"
In Peru We've Lenghtened the Day
In Peru We've Strenghtened the Dollar
There Are Mountains Piercing Our Skies
And the Ocean At Our Shores
I Will Save Up All of My Wages
Even Retail Crumby Cosmetics
I Will Work My Passage in Stages
As the Winter Slips Away.
Miles of Golden Beaches
Excellent Wines and Features
Mister - Take a Week Off in Gay Peru
Penitent Monks to Stare At
Colonial Dons in Old Straw Hats
Everyone's There in Old Peru
Oo-poo-peru
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Brian Eno performs "Big Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Brian Eno catalog on LyroVerse.
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