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Artist: Mystery Jets
Canonical path: /mystery-jets/electric-fires
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Electric Fires
Read Electric Fires lyrics by Mystery Jets on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Electric Fires
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Ring your tounge out for drying
But the sky's crying
Everyone has gone inside
Thesheep bleet and the cows sleep
Some bluebirds tweet-tweet
Behind the cloud the sun hides
Warm next to electric fires
Warm next to electric fires
Stella's old cat's getting wet
She's her favourite
Even favourite cats get wet
Cut a clever one in half
Watch two dumb hogs laugh
Two he-he's three ha-ha-ha's
Come warm your toes near the fire
The electric fire
The electric fire
The electric fire
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