Orange Hat
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Orange Hat
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You taught me to dance have a body and use it
not really there but I hear the music
like I never thought I would before
I saw you never close your heart to the most annoying minor part small timers
who all stood at your door
when you go out, wear your orange hat
and do it for me
I have no fear and you know that
'cause you can see
You drove me around and showed me where you learned to speak and had grown your hair
So long and different from mine
You made me feel like I could teach you and every word of my only speech was wrong
and evident at the same time
when you go out, wear your orange hat
and do it for me
I have no fear and you know that
'cause you can see
I guess I shouldn't be telling you I guess I shouldn't be telling you I guess I shouldn't be telling you
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Herman Düne performs "Orange Hat", and this lyric page sits inside the Herman Düne catalog on LyroVerse.
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