She Answers The Sun
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She Answers The Sun
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Wake up lazy bones I've been watching you
and now the mornings gone
Hello lazy bones I've never known
someone to sleep so long beneath the sun
Open your eyes now, I'm on your stairs,
look what I've brought you, mangos and pears,
coffee and kisses for you freckles and red hair.
Sticks and stones may break my bones
but names you know will never ever hurt me
Call me lazy bones, I don't mind
'cause lazy bones I was born to be
I need my beauty, and beauty needs sleep,
so go from my window my beauty to keep,
freckles and red hair they're only skin deep.
Open your eyes now, I need my sleep
Look what I've brought you, they're yours to keep
Freckles and red hair, they're only skin deep.
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Paul Kelly performs "She Answers The Sun", and this lyric page sits inside the Paul Kelly catalog on LyroVerse.
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