Purple Apple
Read Purple Apple lyrics by The Pillows on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Purple Apple
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My watch is five minutes slow.
I have only two dollars.
I called and called and called
but no one came.
I can live without friend.
Music and tea relax me.
So, I am ready to hear bad news.
I don't care whether I win or lose.
I am ready for the game.
I lost the train last night.
I was quite wet from head to foot.
How do you get to know I am ill?
A bright idea flashed on me.
So I must be going now.
you know, there is a time for everything.
Does everyone feel nothing?
I am a stranger even now.
What is happiness?
Is that beautiful?
What is ordinariness?
Please, tell me.
This beer tastes flat.
That's like popular song.
What is a balance?
Is that necessary?
What is ordinariness?
Please, lend me.
This apple have no seeds.
That's like popular song.
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Who performs "Purple Apple"?
The Pillows performs "Purple Apple", and this lyric page sits inside the The Pillows catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Purple Apple"?
Yes. The related section below points to Beautiful Picture and Boku No Koe Ga Kaze Ni Kesaretemo with a short reason for opening each page next.
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