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Artist: Donovan
Canonical path: /donovan/things-to-wear
Related lyric paths: 6
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Things To Wear
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Things To Wear
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If you wear a woven ring
Made of grass
You can hear the fairies sing
As they pass
You can hear them rush and scurry
When they're rather in a hurry.
If you wear a daisy chain
Neat and strong
You can hear the goblin train
Rush along.
You can hear it hoot and whistle
As it dives beneath a thistle.
If you lace two grassy blades
In your shoe
You can dream of fairy glades,
Fairies, too.
If you've found a four-leafed clover
You can dream this four times over
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