Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Yellow Second
Canonical path: /yellow-second/half-ell-belle
Related lyric paths: 6
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Half Ell Belle
Read Half Ell Belle lyrics by Yellow Second on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Half Ell Belle
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at the big blue summer noon
from this tiny space
window parts the open heart
with quickened pace
how can this be?
nothing can assure
a section this small of the I endures
half ell belle with plastic legs that are too long
dress her up to sing a different song
yesterday this, that the day before
this won¹t last a second more
diving in the wishing well
look for what I lack
but every tarnished coin
I threw right back
for my own I'd do anything
for my own I'd go anywhere
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