Lady Sunday
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Lady Sunday
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Strawberries in cream glistening in the sun
Little hearts from june melting on my tongue
On a lazy sunday
Sprinklers on the lawn fresh drops on my skin
Rays of light come in let the angels sing
On a lazy sunday
This must be the place where the angels rest
A secret garden on heaven's chest
And life feels a little lighter in my heart
A little summer breeze touching my warm skin
Lying on the grass half awake in a dream
On a lazy sunday
A blue midday sky on a drowsy noon
Not a single cloud just a few balloons
Life feels a little lighter in my heart
This must be the place where the angels rest
A secret garden on heaven's chest
And life feels a little lighter in my heart
It would be better if you were here
On a lazy sunday
I miss you baby
When i got nothing else to do
I miss you baby
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Katerine performs "Lady Sunday", and this lyric page sits inside the Katerine catalog on LyroVerse.
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