The Only Happy Boy In Copenhagen
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The Only Happy Boy In Copenhagen
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When I was young I knew a boy who could run a million miles
without knowing where he'd been.
But this boy he caught a flu and his lips would turn to glue
as all the fields went green
There's no point in being mean
There's no point...
'Cause I'm happy now
I'm happy now
From the thrill of my poise I'd seek it out
That's gotta be something good
When I was young I dreamt of woods,
of robbing trains and wearing hoods
Just knowing that I could
That's gotta be something good.
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Moi Caprice performs "The Only Happy Boy In Copenhagen", and this lyric page sits inside the Moi Caprice catalog on LyroVerse.
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