Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Bruno Merz
Canonical path: /bruno-merz/lele-s-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lele's Song
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Lele's Song
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Far away, ends a summer day.
And the breeze it carries your quiet sigh.
'Cos you're tired today, and sleep won't come,
Pretty bird, why do you hide your head and cry.
Ooh, there is a love that stays now.
Ooh, let it all fly away now.
Ooh, lie awake and you'll find love waiting.
Little one, how far you've come,
Down a path that never was and easy one.
So rest your head, come lay it down.
Hear the wind calling you to fly the moonlit clouds.
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Bruno Merz performs "Lele's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruno Merz catalog on LyroVerse.
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