Snow Hill
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Snow Hill
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Slow days in restless rooms
A constant stream of girls in green
Toy guns for action men
On news at ten
Cool handed candied lies
The abstract thoughts of adolescent minds
School plays and tribal wars
United scores
Snow Hill inclined
Watch the rain fall across the rooftops
Innocent wild
Dream my days away
Skin deep and snowball sweet
Swings and slides a hundred count to hide
Black sheep my soul to keep
My soul to find
Snow Hill inclined
Watch the rain fall across the rooftops
Innocent wild
Dream my days away
Black sheep my soul to keep
My soul to find
Snow Hill inclined
Watch the rain fall across the rooftops
Innocent wild
Dream my days away
Snow Hill inclined
Watch the rain fall across the rooftops
Innocent wild
Dream my days away
Black sheep my soul to keep
My soul to find
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Who performs "Snow Hill"?
Curt Smith performs "Snow Hill", and this lyric page sits inside the Curt Smith catalog on LyroVerse.
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