Google Eye
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Google Eye
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Jump in me old jeep wagon bump it to the banks of the river
Dig me a worm and a cricket squirm and a wade out into the water
Oh goodbye google eye eat him up a google eye
Eat him up a google eye google google eye goodbye google eye
Bait me a hook in the morning throw him out into the water
Make him swim with a dorsal fin and come home to me daughter
Oh oh goodbye google eye...
[ ac.guitar ]
Google eye swim by me hipboot look up at me from the water
Google eye chomp on me fall on me romp but me get him up out of the water
Oh goodbye google eye...
Google eye fry in the sizzle sweet smoke lay on the water
Take old google eye's scales'n tails home to me daughter
Oh goodbye google eye...
Goodbye goodbye goodbye google eye
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John D. Loudermilk performs "Google Eye", and this lyric page sits inside the John D. Loudermilk catalog on LyroVerse.
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