Song Yet To Be Sung
Read Song Yet To Be Sung lyrics by Perry Farrell on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Song Yet To Be Sung
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Let me tell you
You're at the Jubilee
Or you're all alone
Because the more, the merrier is how
My friends all tell me so
The birds wake up the grass
And they tell everybody
Say it?s time to grow
The sun, whispers to the birds
Oh, the song yet to be sung
Song yet to be sung
(Song yet to be sung)
Song yet to be sung
You're at the Jubilee
Or you're all alone
Because the more, the merrier is how
My friends everybody, they all tell us so
From the heights of Zion
I hear, it's whispered in your ear
We get to play on, play on, wild designery!
A little bitty song, a song yet to be sung!
Song yet to be sung
(Song yet to be sung)
Song yet to be sung
Song yet to be sung
(Song yet to be sung)
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Who performs "Song Yet To Be Sung"?
Perry Farrell performs "Song Yet To Be Sung", and this lyric page sits inside the Perry Farrell catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Mountain Song and 100 Ways with a short reason for opening each page next.
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