Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Sundays
Canonical path: /sundays/joy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Joy
Read Joy lyrics by The Sundays on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Joy
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The lone ranger sold his wardrobe
The lone ranger sold his bad dog
Well you saw him and you could hardly know
Cos times change.... I know
Some days he's more than humble
On some days he's cold and mad, mad as hell
Well you saw him and you can hardly know
It's so strange.... and well i, I know
Those lakes of golden water
Those lakes of gold are all running out
Well you saw him and you could hardly know
It's so strange... and well i, I know
Joy, joy, joy
Work, work, work harder
Sure as the hours
Joy, joy, joy
Work, work, work harder
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