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Artist: Turnover
Canonical path: /turnover/plant-sugar
Related lyric paths: 6
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Plant Sugar
Read Plant Sugar lyrics by Turnover on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Plant Sugar
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Tonight I stood outside in the rain
Counted the drops
That ran down my face
They danced with the light so I could see
Laid on my eyes
And dove to my feet
Yesterday I was worried so sick
Now it feels like I'm lucky instead
Underneath the sequoia and pine
Let them plant sugar in my head
Looked for a minute trying to find
Ursa major
Drawn in the sky
Felt my wet skin get kissed by the breeze
Gently it passed
Along through the leaves
Yesterday I was worried so sick
Now it feels like I'm lucky instead
Underneath this sequoia and pine
Let them plant sugar into my head
If you ask how I'm feeling tonight
Baby nothing could make me feel bad
With the Moon almost full in the sky
For too long I been moving too fast
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Turnover performs "Plant Sugar", and this lyric page sits inside the Turnover catalog on LyroVerse.
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