Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Shades Apart
Canonical path: /shades-apart/lullabye
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lullabye
Read Lullabye lyrics by Shades Apart on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lullabye
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What's this buzzing in my head
Kitchen light is always humming
Singing a song about summertime
Stars erased by the haze
Electric air fills up the night
Blue TV screen gives me sunshine
I'm swallowed up by the summertime
Shadows spin on the wall
I've got no time for you
You've got no time for me
Let's just end it for a while
Rain's a lullabye
What's this buzzing in my head
I can't make out what you just said
Daylight won't come today
I've got no time for this
You say this is not the time
Let's just end it for a while
Quiet all the sound for me
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