September's Rhyme
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September's Rhyme
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Green and black
Yellow, red
Rub your belly, pat your head
Corners, edges
Middle part
Close one eye before you start
Nine times backwards
Sideways 'round
Opens doors you've never found
Key flies in without a sound,
Key flies in without a sound
Leopard whiskers
Colored coat
Let the lie escape your throat
Circus dances open roads
Seal the spell: there must be blood
Fly through kisses
Don't be rude
To latitude or longitude
Solve the puzzle
Turn the key
Bleed a bit and then fly free
Hold your courage, pumpkin dear.
One shoe off
The way is clear
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S.J.Tucker performs "September's Rhyme", and this lyric page sits inside the S.J.Tucker catalog on LyroVerse.
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