J'Nuh
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J'Nuh
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And then a green bird, a few, that play all around me
(And in a river I view a play of her and me)
Under the shade of a tree, her arms did comfort.
Call the clerk, remind me Tuesday.
One pumpkin knife to pry out our hands on plastic wounds
They wound together then laughing hands on big ears and
Very unnecessary to spill to tell a joke
Call the clerk on Tuesday morning
One pumpkin knife to pry out their hands on silver bars
I'm too, well I'm too late now send love like me
It's not fair it's gone outside
I'm too, well I'm to late now
Call me something at all this time
I'm too, well I'm to late now
Call me something a sparrow sings
I'm too, well I'm to late now
Call me something at all this time
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Sunny Day Real Estate performs "J'Nuh", and this lyric page sits inside the Sunny Day Real Estate catalog on LyroVerse.
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