The Weather can turn on you
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The Weather can turn on you
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Hey! Put the jacket on,
It's forty degrees
With the jacket on.
You can't trust the weatherman,
He doesn't know;
He's a TV man.
Hey, with the jacket on
And the eyes on fire
At the crack of dawn.
The weather can turn on you
It can turn and you're out on the lawn,
And you're out and you're gone.
And I know that you'll be looking
For the heat when the sun goes down.
Yes I know that you'll be kicking
Yourself when the sun goes down.
And you know, and you know, and you know,
and you know, and you know,
and you know, and you know,
you'll be looking for the heat
when the sun goes down.
When you go downtown,
I say you'll be cold,
You say you'll be fine;
You say you'll be fine. (x4)
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