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Artist: Kevin Ayers
Canonical path: /kevin-ayers/eleanors-cake-which-ate-her
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Eleanors Cake Which Ate Her
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Eleanors Cake Which Ate Her
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My oh my oh my
Do you really have to cry?
Crying like a summer rain
Lady let me ease your pain.
Why oh why oh why
Don't you spread your winds and fly?
Flying like an autumn wind
Lady did you lose a friend?
Don't be sad and down
Take another look around
Maybe what you've lost you've found.
Don't be sad and down
Take another look around
Maybe what you've lost you've found.
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