Lullabye
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Lullabye
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Honey is for bees, silly bear
Besides, there's jelly beans everywhere
It's not what it seems in the land of dreams
Don't worry your head just go to sleep
It doesn't matter how you feel
Life is just a Ferris wheel
It's always up and down
Don't make a sound
When you wake up the world will come around
When you wake up the world will come around
Its just the sweet weather and the peacock feathers
In the morning, it will all be better
It's not what it seems in the land of dreams
Don't worry your head just go to sleep
When you wake up the world will come around
When you wake up the world will come around
Honey is for bees, silly bear
Besides there's jelly beans everywhere
It's not what it seems in the land of dreams
Don't worry your head just go to sleep
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Fall Out Boy performs "Lullabye", and this lyric page sits inside the Fall Out Boy catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Sugar, We're Going Down and Twin Skeleton's (Hotel In NYC) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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