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Artist: The Boo Radleys
Canonical path: /the-boo-radleys/bullfrog-green
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Bullfrog Green
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Bullfrog Green
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He had a ticket but
what
was
weird
they found it in his ear
She gave a fortune to those in need
But her heart was saved
for
me
MONDAY IS MY BIRTHDAY, TUESDAY IS HER BIRTHDAY
BLUE BALLOON FOR YOU, RED BALLOON FOR HER
Outside the sky is filled with rain
And I'm glad to be home again, oh yeah?
The sky was bullfrog green
Man you would have been amazed
The rain beat up the fields
My mind turned from less fortunate days
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