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Wake Up Sleepy Head

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Purson Canonical path: /purson/wake-up-sleepy-head Related lyric paths: 6
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Wake Up Sleepy Head

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Wake up sleepy head

Can you feel the water tapping at your bed?

Well it's no good hiding in your room

The headaches hurt there too

And the walls are closing soon

Wake up sleep head

Can you feel the treacle in your shoes?

It's numbing every thread

Well it's no good in your lead balloon

With treacle at your shoes

And the bad dreams always come when you can't move

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