Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sandy Denny
Canonical path: /sandy-denny/mr-lacey
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mr Lacey
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Mr Lacey
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Please mr lacey, let me work your lovely machine
Please mr lacey, let me work your lovely machine
Will you let me control the handles,
You know it's the best thing I've ever seen
Well mr lacey, where'd you learn just what to do?
Well mr lacey, where'd you learn just what to do?
Can you fix me up now with a teacher,
I wanna become an inventor too
Why mr lacey, why d'you do the things you do?
Why mr lacey, why d'you do the things you do?
It's true no one here understands now
But maybe someday they'll catch up with you
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Sandy Denny performs "Mr Lacey", and this lyric page sits inside the Sandy Denny catalog on LyroVerse.
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