May Day
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May Day
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you here that sound
the rain is coming down
it says there's a ripeness setting in
the children spin around 'til they crash into the ground
singing welcome home forever once again
and when you hear that spirits call
there ain't no use to fight
and if you want to eat tomorrow
you better sow your seed tonight
you feel that fire lift your body higher
an old old dance is growing here
better kiss me soon
while the blossoms are in bloom
or you might just have to wait another year
you feel that beat
come on move your feet
old man winter's dead and gone
ther'll be wiggling of the toes
there'll be taking off of clothes
there'll be silly naked dancing on the lawn
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Jason Webley performs "May Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Jason Webley catalog on LyroVerse.
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