Sugar Mountain Babies
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Sugar Mountain Babies
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we were in love in the belly of summer
warmed by the honeyed wildness of the sun
I tasted your coconut lips and summer moved on
I could see the magic
I could see the magic
I could see the magic in you
hazy in a heatwave
thinking this would always ring true
autumn tapped her on the shoulder
told her I still believed
winter brought an icy shiver to me
springtime was a world of wonder
wondering if I would ever get you back
we'll sleep again in the sound of the summers' goodbye
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