To Me
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To Me
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Let the grass cool off your feet
Sip on old wine
Bake fresh bread to eat
Sing a song to me
And I'll play one for you
That comes
To me
Have you had a taste of honey?
Too much honey hurts your belly
When overcome with it
Save some and give the rest
To me
Splash on the water
Circle the altar (To me)
Give to your son
A quote for his daughter (To me)
(To me)
When overcome with it
Save some and give the rest
To me
Have you had a taste of honey?
Too much honey hurts your belly
When overcome with it
Save some and give the rest
To me
Splash on the water, circle the altar
Give to your song
A quote for his daughter (To me)
(To me)
"Bite, bite, bite, bite, bite your tongue" (To me)<
"It all comes off with soap and water" (To me)<
"It's never too late to say never" (To me)
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Perry Farrell performs "To Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Perry Farrell catalog on LyroVerse.
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