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Artist: Yoko Ono
Canonical path: /yoko-ono/mrs-lennon
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mrs. Lennon
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Mrs. Lennon
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Mrs. Lennon, o' mrs. Lennon
Checking the sky to see if there's no clouds
There's no clouds
O' then, I guess it must be alright
Mrs. Lennon, o' mrs. Lennon
Making the tea and watching the sea
There's no waves
O' then, I guess it must be alright
Silver spoon, o' silver spoon
I lost my silver spoon
And our children, o' our children
Did they have to go to war?
Yes, my love, it's okay
Half the world is always killed you know
Husband john extended his hand
Extended his hand to his wife
And he finds, and suddenly he finds
That he has no hands
They've lost their bodies!
They've lost their bodies!
Yes, they lost their bodies
Neither of them, o' neither of them
Never left each other
Yes, my love, it's okay
Half the world is always dying you know
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Yoko Ono performs "Mrs. Lennon", and this lyric page sits inside the Yoko Ono catalog on LyroVerse.
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