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22-Pistepirkko ~ At the Everybody's


it's a liquid sky in blue moon the moon is falling down to the pool welcome to my biggest ball please to meet you, don't say a word come along it's a biscuit time biscuit time and a feeling fine everybody do the monkey in a hall it's a liquid sky down by the pool everybody need somebody, somebody to say you're dummy everybody need somebody, some one to call my honey there's a girl with a nerves of gold ringing to my telephone unknown body at the millbourn street lyimg on, wearing pinky shades attorney jim is teasing me see no reason to pay his fee me and the girl with a nerves of gold drive a pink jeep down through the mall everybody... now there is no sense at my home the dog is pissing on my telephone mr ely from my neighbourhood is lying on his day off all alone my room mate is drinking gasoline being quiet and feeling clean come along it's a biscuit time biscuit time and a feeling fine everybody... more free lyrics

it's a liquid sky in blue moon
the moon is falling down to the pool
welcome to my biggest ball
please to meet you, don't say a word
come along it's a biscuit time
biscuit time and a feeling fine
everybody do the monkey in a hall
it's a liquid sky down by the pool

everybody need somebody, somebody to say you're dummy
everybody need somebody, some one to call my honey

there's a girl with a nerves of gold
ringing to my telephone
unknown body at the millbourn street
lyimg on, wearing pinky shades
attorney jim is teasing me
see no reason to pay his fee
me and the girl with a nerves of gold
drive a pink jeep down through the mall

everybody...

now there is no sense at my home
the dog is pissing on my telephone
mr ely from my neighbourhood
is lying on his day off all alone
my room mate is drinking gasoline
being quiet and feeling clean
come along it's a biscuit time
biscuit time and a feeling fine

everybody...

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