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4:04

Read 4:04 lyrics by Mark Mulcahy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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4:04

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At 4:04

Come in and shut the door

My favorite time of day

To lay with you is afternoon

I set my watch

I never need to

In that lonesome mode of been to long away from you

Leave us alone

Pour some tea

And western sun shiny

Let's disappear into the last rays

Of another day of nothing

There's so little done

But rest is necessary

Mission unaccomplished

'Cause the best things happen in reclusion

Leave us alone

Leave us alone

Drop the Venetian blinds

Drop what you're doing

Unsociable

The salty morning

And save the chocolate for later on

Tape the drapes closed,

And let the grass grow

'Cause my whole life's right here inside

Leave us alone

Leave us alone

Please leave us alone

Leave us alone

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