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Artist: Herman Van Veen
Canonical path: /van-veen-herman/de-buurvrouw
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De Buurvrouw
Read De Buurvrouw lyrics by Herman Van Veen on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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De Buurvrouw
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Ze brengt haar kind niet meer naar school,
dat nakomertje van vier.
Geslagen wordt ze zeker niet,
ze ziet niet blauw of zo.
migraine, zegt men,
migraine...
De buurvrouw brengt haar kind,
ziet heel vaak rode ogen,
in steeds dezelfde jurk.
Ze gaat nooit meer naar de kapper,
kan beter een wasmachine zijn heeft ze gezegd.
Hun stofdoek, zijn sloffen...
Hun stofdoek, zijn sloffen...
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Herman Van Veen performs "De Buurvrouw", and this lyric page sits inside the Herman Van Veen catalog on LyroVerse.
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