Little Creatures
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Little Creatures
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A little creature
Tea spoon-tall
But a good heart
and that's a start
Strolling around the park
you don't care
People can do
What ever they like
But everybody knows
You just live a day
But you don't want to hear
You say: spare me from all that talk
That the end is near
You think it's bad enough anyway
But is that nature's fault
You seal off your windows
Close all doors to outer space
You decide to cut all connections
To the disgrace ful human race
But like a mist they keep coming at you
All these human relations
It's just that your heart doesn't live that long
Instead it beats really fast
Some things weren't meant to last
But is that nature's fault
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Peter Von Poehl performs "Little Creatures", and this lyric page sits inside the Peter Von Poehl catalog on LyroVerse.
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