Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Jack Stauber
Canonical path: /jack-stauber/oatmeal
Related lyric paths: 6
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Oatmeal
Read Oatmeal lyrics by Jack Stauber on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Oatmeal
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I could have oatmeal for breakfast
And oatmeal for lunch
Oatmeal for dinner as well
At the sound of a bell!
I could have oatmeal wake up
And oatmeal brush my teeth
Go to my oatmeal job
Oatmeal home, oatmeal sleep
Every day, my oatmeal routine
Time is my master, keep everything clean
Every day, my oatmeal routine
Life would have rhythm and maybe harmony
Circumstance
The unexpected!
How could I have known?
Err
Routine, is it human?
Molded in my ways
How would I change?
Disaster
Routineless, I adapt to chaos faster
No master
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Who performs "Oatmeal"?
Jack Stauber performs "Oatmeal", and this lyric page sits inside the Jack Stauber catalog on LyroVerse.
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