Mrs. Prout
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Mrs. Prout
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Wait for the sun to rise Mrs. Prout
Open your eyes and take a lookout
Streets full of people gathering round
Look Mrs. Prout and see what they found
Smears on their face their all in the race
wishing to see whose body's been found
Mrs. Prout continues to shout
whose been about her accident pains
Wait for the sun to rise Mrs. Prout
Open your eyes and take a lookout
Somebody's crying out to be seen
Look Mrs. Prout and see where you've been
While some people moan you sit on your throne
Living your life so selflessly
Look at your troubles reach out for the sun
You're really lucky compared to
Someone who'd really be glad even to think worse times they've had
Your not old, receding and gray
Your limbs can move, where other stay
So Mrs. Prout get up on your feet
And take a lookout into the street
Happy faces, old man embraces
Women smile in passing the day
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Fuzzy Duck performs "Mrs. Prout", and this lyric page sits inside the Fuzzy Duck catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Afternoon Out and Just Look Around You with a short reason for opening each page next.
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