Lazy Days
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Lazy Days
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Why can't you be with me
Watching American TV
We'll order-in Chinese
And ask the world
to stay away, please
These hotels grow so stale
Telling the same-ass tale
By the time I get to you
I'll be too tired to...
(chorus)
Soak up some lazy days
No one can rain on our parade
Stand here beneath the shade
Of our love
Let's slide down the avenue
Like good New Yorkers do
Maybe then I'll believe
When you give, man, you receive
(chorus)
Wide-eyed and stupid
I'm waiting for the arrows of cupid
Wide-eyed and stupid
I'm waiting for the arrows of cupid
Wide-eyed and stupid
I'm waiting for the arrows
of your love
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Leona Naess performs "Lazy Days", and this lyric page sits inside the Leona Naess catalog on LyroVerse.
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