God Is My Co-Pilot
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Then Phat

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: God Is My Co-Pilot Canonical path: /god-is-my-co-pilot/then-phat Related lyric paths: 6
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Then Phat

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Helen Fly and Sharon Pie were walking on a Sunday.

Said Sharon Bean to her Helen Queen,

"Tomorrow will be Monday."

Best friends do everything together.

Best friends do everything so nice.

And if there are 2 of them, then they do it twice.

If you walk to the end of town, then the countryside begins.

Find a field and lie down & rub dandelions on your chins.

Make love all night long and then sleep the next day through.

Make love again at sundown and god bless you.

Fly, tell us about the bitches.

Tell us about those cows on thin ice.

I'll tell you about the beasts in mid-Heaven, they're there.

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