Lazy Wonderland
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Lazy Wonderland
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I'm down by the farm at the ocean side
Just waiting for that underwater world to say goodnight
Don't you hear that sound from the tide and sand?
They'll tell us to keep rowing and rowing if we can
So I've learned to keep my head in this lazy wonderland
But you had to know that I had to know
The tricks for us not to be found out
And there's a place we can go
The trip is on, but we can find a way
Tomorrow we'll go
Laughing all the way, my love
Tomorrow we'll go
Back in time to live today
Do on the man right in the morning light
Lying stubborn at the ending of another lovely night
And I've misplaced my mind, don't know how or why
And when it wonders back I hope it's still a friend of mine.
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