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Artist: Of Montreal
Canonical path: /of-montreal/kissing-in-the-grass
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Kissing In The Grass
Read Kissing In The Grass lyrics by Of Montreal on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Kissing In The Grass
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Kissing in the grass smiling to say
"oh golly gee I think you're dreamy"
learning so much that way
I do tend to believe
there's precious little that could amount to more
Then kissing in the grass smiling to say
"oh golly gee I hear bells ringing"
forgetting so much that way
I do tend to believe there's precious little
that illuminates us more then kissing in the grass
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