Overhills
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Overhills
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From your nose to your toes
(and overhills)
Exploring landmarks:
Lips, chin, neck, shoulders, elbow, fingers curve round hipbones down the valley
From your home to the store
And overworried by the sore spots in people's thoughts
By the mistakes that you would make whenever:
You had your mind on the money
From the brain to the hand
(and in between)
Comes the truth:
A lonely man begins to paint the picture of a broken building
From brazil to japan
(the hurricane)
And earthquakes too
Without a warning sign, what came was now or never
Can't we employ the boy with the x-ray glasses?
It's true for most of us...candles on birthday cakes
And its true for most of us...you look like your mommy and daddy
It's hard for some of us...kissing in public places
It's true for most of us...what..you...did...after school
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Spookey Ruben performs "Overhills", and this lyric page sits inside the Spookey Ruben catalog on LyroVerse.
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