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Artist: Glover Roger
Canonical path: /glover-roger/harlequin-hare
Related lyric paths: 6
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Harlequin Hare
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Harlequin Hare
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I'm Harlequin Hare,
I haven't got a care
I'm going to the ball.
Bang on your drum,
tell everyone come, come all.
And part of my style,
is making you all smile.
There's Nathaniel Gnat,
in his cavalier hat,
and a twinkle in his eye.
By the light of the moon
the ladies all swoon and sigh.
And part of his style
is making them all smile.
Grasshopper goes
wherever his nose
will tell him to go.
Fancy and free
and letting his feelings show.
And oh what a sigh
there'll be at the ball tonight.
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Glover Roger performs "Harlequin Hare", and this lyric page sits inside the Glover Roger catalog on LyroVerse.
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