Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Up Dharma Down
Canonical path: /up-dharma-down/lazy-daisy
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lazy Daisy
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Lazy Daisy
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She's a lazy daisy
Watching the sun turn
Into rain and maybe
Waiting for something
To take the pain
She don't know why
It doesn't shine
In her rainbow sky
Everytime
She won't say
How the word can play
She won't say
How you can stay
She's a lazy daisy
Painting pictures in her head
Sweet like candy
Loving all of what is said
She don't know why
It doesn't shine
In her rainbow sky
Everytime
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Up Dharma Down performs "Lazy Daisy", and this lyric page sits inside the Up Dharma Down catalog on LyroVerse.
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