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Artist: Fruit Bats
Canonical path: /fruit-bats/black-bells-make-me-ok
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Black Bells (Make Me OK)
Read Black Bells (Make Me OK) lyrics by Fruit Bats on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Black Bells (Make Me OK)
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Stars are shining in the western sky like a million alligator eyes.
Black bells are ringing, frogs are singing Sister Ray.
The air is sweet on the prairie tonight, smells so good it makes me cry.
So c'mon now, make me OK.
Coonskin caps on radar readers' service station constellations.
Gone down where the dirt goes red!
Pigeons sing When Doves Cry and It's Almost the Same Thing,
so c'mon now, make me OK.
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