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Artist: Clifford T. Ward
Canonical path: /clifford-t-ward/weather
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Weather
Read Weather lyrics by Clifford T. Ward on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Weather
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Here's Bill Giles with the weather
Good old Bill
Everything's changed
The new technology
More accurate
Sophisticated presentation
New jargon.
Celsius for Centigrade
Nice captions
Everything's moving
Look at the clouds move
Look at the rain move
We all know where we stand
As far as he weather's concerned
Slick
New technology.
Bill's got it right
Well almost
Today amidst this modern paraphernalia
He points at the moving pictures
And says
"There's some drizzly stuff over there"
I thought I heard his computer hiccup
Good old Bill.
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Clifford T. Ward performs "Weather", and this lyric page sits inside the Clifford T. Ward catalog on LyroVerse.
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