Nyquil
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Nyquil
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Many miles away from here,
In Wichita Kansas.
Lived an older man named Moses,
With a brother named Elijah.
Oh Elijah lost his eyesight,
So Moses stamped the garden.
When the flowers started blooming,
He put them on the table.
Oh Nyquil, I know this much is true,
All I wanna do is sing the blues with you.
Oh Nyquil, I know this much is true,
All I wanna do is sing the blues with you.
Many miles away from here,
In Wichita Kansas.
Lived an older man named Moses,
With a brother named Elijah.
Oh Elijah lost his eyesight,
So Moses stamped the garden.
When the flowers started blooming,
He put them on the table.
Oh Nyquil, I know this much is true,
All I wanna do is sing the blues with you.
Oh Nyquil, I know this much is true,
All I wanna do is sing the blues with you.
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Daniel Wesley performs "Nyquil", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Wesley catalog on LyroVerse.
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