Mr. Cloudman
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Mr. Cloudman
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ooooouuh ooooouuh
ooooouuh ooooouuh
ooooouuh ooooouuh
ooooouuh ooooouuh
crazy thought
crazy thought
I had a crazy thought
I had a crazy thought
oooooouh ooooouuh
oooooouh ooooouuh
Mr Cloudman
Mr Cloudman
fell as long as he could fall
fell as long as he could fall
Mr Cloudman
Mr Cloudman
Mr Cloudman
Mr Cloudman
oh Mr Cloudman
there's something in my head
there's something in my head
a crazy thought
I had a crazy thought
mmmyieahow aouh
oooooouh ooooouuh
oooooouh ooooouuh
there's something in my head
there's something in my head
there's something in my head
there's something in my head
a crazy thought
a crazy thought
a crazy thought
a crazy thought
mmm...
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Daniel Broder performs "Mr. Cloudman", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Broder catalog on LyroVerse.
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