Calypso
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Calypso
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Does she move like air?
Yeah, I bet they stop and stare
Would she hold my hand
If I were a better man?
Honey shall I bring you flowers
I'd really love to learn your name
Sit and talk with you for hours
Well just name a time
Honey shall I bring you flowers
Would it brighten up your day?
Little missy bounds for hours
Well just name a time, all day
What does she see in me?
Lock them doors and throw the key
It's really something in the way
And those gray eyes make me pay
Honey shall I bring you daisies
Would you like the way they smell
Never yes's only maybe's
For Calypso, I fell
Singing Calypso
Singing Calypso
Singing Calyspo, Calyspo no way
Singing Calypso
Singing Calypso
Singing Calyspo, Calyspo no way
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Jackson Lundy performs "Calypso", and this lyric page sits inside the Jackson Lundy catalog on LyroVerse.
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