The Little Spurt
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The Little Spurt
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There in the fountain a spurt of water
Could grow much bigger or get much smaller.
There in the fountain a spurt of water
Could grow much bigger or get much smaller.
The weather was much too hot,
The spurt of water got quite distraught.
The weather was much too hot,
The spurt of water got quite distraught.
With an umbrella the Aunt came walking,
Holding her skirt up, showing her stockings.
With an umbrella the Aunt came walking,
Holding her skirt up, showing her stockings.
The little spurt splashed her everywhere,
It stained her make-up and messed her hair.
The little spurt splashed her everywhere,
It stained her make-up and messed her hair.
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Who performs "The Little Spurt"?
Mireille Mathieu performs "The Little Spurt", and this lyric page sits inside the Mireille Mathieu catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Paris À Nous Deux and Anna Et Julien with a short reason for opening each page next.
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