Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Tori Amos
Canonical path: /tori-amos/lullabye
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Lullabye
Read Lullabye lyrics by Tori Amos on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lullabye
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It was on my way to santiago
When i ran into a dark beauty
She said, "i heard the news all about your friend
But it's your turn now to spend some time with me" and
Sorrow has the sweetest little laugh and
Sorrow is a pretty good friend to have, she said
"take off my blue dress and give it to happiness
It matches the color of her eyes at midnight
Said, it matches the color of her eyes
It matches the color of her eyes
At midnight"
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