Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Lulina
Canonical path: /lulina/olinda-s-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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Olinda's Song
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Olinda's Song
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The sun shines Olinda
The sun shines my country
You are my sunshine
The sea's full of fishes
And I'll wash the dishes
The dinner's so good
Chorus:
I think you drink something baby
So look at the sky
To see the birds fly
And drink more wine
The evening is coming my baby
It's time to rest
So close your eyes
and drink more wine
Olinda is sleeping
And We're cheek to cheek
You hurt my foot
[Oh, I'm sorry baby]
I look at the sky
My love will never die
I die for you
[Take it easy, take it easy, girl]
Chorus:
Then you drink something baby
So look at the sky
To see the birds fly
and drink more wine
THe evening is coming my baby
it's time to rest
so close your eyes
And drink more wine
Olinda is sleeping
and we're cheek to cheek
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