Lavender Fields
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Lavender Fields
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Over there in the lavender fields
Where the world's still full of purity
Won't someone please move in with me
This old farmhouse shall be our shelter
Oh but it's so hillbilly
So barbarian, so barbarian
Alone here I will drown in ignorance
They try to, try to break me
Tear me down into pieces
With their thinking of low capacity
Between wine yards and mulberry threes
Where the world's still full of clarity
It could be the best thing for our families
To grow a hugh bewitching garden
Oh but it's so hillbilly
So barbarian, so barbarian
Our children will have this creepy accent
Creepy accent, creepy accent
They try to, try to break us
Try to crush all diversity
Really small towns are catastrophe
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Lebanon Hanover performs "Lavender Fields", and this lyric page sits inside the Lebanon Hanover catalog on LyroVerse.
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