Keep Shelly In Athens
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Lazy Noon

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Keep Shelly In Athens Canonical path: /keep-shelly-in-athens/lazy-noon Related lyric paths: 6
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Lazy Noon

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Seaweeds on your hair

Sun and sand on your knees

Summer dreams

All set-up in pairs

Lazy noon by the sea

Thus it seems

You look good at this moment

This lazy noon by the sea

You 're with me

I'm in love with the sea

I'm in love can't you see

Summer, bright summer

Summer, you bring summer

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