Ode To El Nino
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Ode To El Nino
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for so many days the rain's been pouring.
look up to the sky the sun has fallen down. listen to the wind your name keeps calling.
even though i get so tired i still hang out.
and I say, you need her.
and i say, you need her.
deep inside my head the thoughts keep forming. while every weather man in town has sold you out.
listen to the ocean wave keep rolling.
i hope they dont find a way to bring you down.
and I say, you need her.
and I say, you need her.
and the sun it woke me up this morning.
wish I could reach the sky and pull it out. listen to the ocean wave keep rolling.
wish I could find a way to call you out.
and I say, you need her.
and I say, you need her.
and the sun it woke me up this morning.
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Campfire girls performs "Ode To El Nino", and this lyric page sits inside the Campfire girls catalog on LyroVerse.
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