Marmalade Eyes
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Marmalade Eyes
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Don't want to be your airplane
Flying you around the world
Giving you something to believe
After your dreams have gone to bed
Seeing mama's marmalade eyes
Lighting up the sky
You could feel her
Heavenly hard
Beating on the eye
Don't want to be a boogieman
Looking for a place to hide
Hoping that you turn out the lights
So i could crawl into your mind
Seeing mama's marmalade eyes
Lighting up the sky
You could feel her
Heavenly hard
Beating on the eye
Don't want to be a greyhound bus
Taking you in the night to find a city you can trust
To make all the wrong seem right
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Joseph Arthur performs "Marmalade Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Joseph Arthur catalog on LyroVerse.
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