RoWyNon September 14, 2007 Link
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"mower" as written by Laura Jane Ballance, James August Wilbur, Jonathan Patrick Wurster and Ralph Lee Mccaughan....
Nothing gets in my way today
No one has the power of steel beneath them
I'll leave the world ??
And left to rot beneath the bay
It was a robin's egg and it was blue
It was a robin's egg and it was blue
It was crushed to bits and you saw it, too
And you say about these things
We say about these things
We have no idea what we're saying
Don't you stay in one place to long
They will crawl inside your shoes
They will eat you from the inside
They will make you play to lose
Cut it short, we take the easy way every time
We have no idea what we're saying
No one has the power of steel beneath them
I'll leave the world ??
And left to rot beneath the bay
It was a robin's egg and it was blue
It was a robin's egg and it was blue
It was crushed to bits and you saw it, too
And you say about these things
We say about these things
We have no idea what we're saying
Don't you stay in one place to long
They will crawl inside your shoes
They will eat you from the inside
They will make you play to lose
Cut it short, we take the easy way every time
We have no idea what we're saying
Lyrics submitted by Xpretox, edited by Dingo16
"Mower" as written by Jonathan Patrick Wurster James August Wilbur
Lyrics © Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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0General CommentAs smart and wise you think you are.....you have no idea. Don't set in stone everything you assume is real. Relax and have fun.
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