Smoking the Day Away
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Smoking the Day Away
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I was walking in a forest
Enchanted by an apple
Trees they were so friendly
Though I felt very small
Came upon a clearing
Laid down upon the grass
Somehow I've been here before
But I knew that wouldn't last
Smoking the day
Sorry I could not stay
Crimson yellow sunrays
They glimmered in the creek
Whence which by my patience
See the dancing leaves
Smoking the day
Sorry I could not stay
The sun now fades in to the hill
Deepening as it fades
Soon the day, the day will end
And I know I must return
Looking back we're walking
After dark your words
I cannot help but thinking
That grains may hold the truth
Smoking the day
Sorry I could not stay
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May Blitz performs "Smoking the Day Away", and this lyric page sits inside the May Blitz catalog on LyroVerse.
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