Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Lush
Canonical path: /lush/pudding
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pudding
Read Pudding lyrics by Lush on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Pudding
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Who wants pudding?
And who wants honey?
And who wants bananas and cream?
Who wants processions
With various obsessions?
Which God will remove if you scream.
Nothing much has changed.
My body's a-creakin'
My mind keeps awakin'/a-weaknin',
My feet are all dirty and grey.
I live in my nightgown,
>From sun-up to sundown,
I'm watching my sweet tooth decay.
Nothing much has changed.
Lines, spots,
Join the dots,
Colour in Barbie and Ken,
Scab on your knee,
Biscuits for tea,
I live in my cupboard with friends, Ben(?)
Nothing much has changed.
Nothing much has changed.
Nothing much has changed.
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