Call The Circus
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Call The Circus
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Lovely G. go out and see all the other things
lovely G. go out and see all the other things
and taste good money and the other kings.
 
Call the circus, call tonight
birds dancing high and tigers go alright
Call the circus, call tonight
birds dancing high and tigers go alright.
 
Lovely G. maybe you think that's funny
lovely G. maybe you think, maybe you think that's funny taste good money and the other kings.
 
Call the circus, call tonight
birds dancing high and tigers go alright
Call the circus, call tonight birds dancing high and tigers go alright.
 
Lovely G. but please my love you know it's true
lovely G. but please my love, but please my love you know it's true
Clowns are not paid for painting clouds and looking through
clowns are not paid for painting clouds and looking through.
Lovely G. but please my love you know it's true
lovely G. go out and see all the other things
lovely G. go out and see all the other things
and taste good money
and the other kings.
 
Love to hear your voice, even telling your lie
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Ofarim Esther performs "Call The Circus", and this lyric page sits inside the Ofarim Esther catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Tza'ar Halailah and ACHREI SHENAS'AT(Matti Caspi,Bo'az Sharabi) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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