Leslie
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Leslie
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Fine dust falls from steel pipelines
Like ashes from a pharaoh's tomb
Shaking off bad luck of babies' dreams
That never left the womb
Many things are wired
To avoid short-circuits
But not us, for we are
Far too human, too human
Leslie rides on ferris wheels
Way up in the umbrella clouds
She is not afraid of falling
Out of favor with the crowds
Lord oh lord please bless her soul
And bless her mother
Shine you face on us
For we are human, too human
Do your best little girl and have a little fun
Cause life wears you down and takes you for a run
Run, run, little girl, run, run, little girl, run, run, little girl
Little girl, run, run...
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Nataly Dawn performs "Leslie", and this lyric page sits inside the Nataly Dawn catalog on LyroVerse.
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