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Artist: Donovan Leitch
Canonical path: /donovan-leitch/teas
Related lyric paths: 6
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Teas
Read Teas lyrics by Donovan Leitch on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Teas
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I strolled into a deserted seaside café
All on a winter's day.
I ordered up a cup of rich brown steaming tea
From an old lady.
What happened to you, man, you used to be so free,
Now all you do is sit and dream
Of a fay girl green
By a mountain stream.
I strolled into a deserted seaside café
All on a winter's day.
I ordered up a cup of rich brown memories,
Sat and I watched the sea.
What happened to you, man, you used to be so free.
When you were as a mountain stream
Following a dream,
Following a dream.
What happened to you ?
What happened to you ?
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Who performs "Teas"?
Donovan Leitch performs "Teas", and this lyric page sits inside the Donovan Leitch catalog on LyroVerse.
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