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Artist: Oh No! Oh My!
Canonical path: /oh-no-oh-my/our-mouths-were-wet
Related lyric paths: 6
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Our Mouths Were Wet
Read Our Mouths Were Wet lyrics by Oh No! Oh My! on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Our Mouths Were Wet
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I paint the fields that your mouth sent
(I pay the rent)
I struck a deal with your boss, "Ten"
(My shaky legs)
How the fields are golden,
And all the flowers on her hair!
How my heart jumps through the air,
just as much as our mouths were wet.
I keep the years in a lunch pail.
(She sings real good)
I smoked the hill, Uncle German.
(I broke a heel)
I found you!
I found you on the way to meet you...
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