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Morning Lyrics by Billy Reeves (artist)

Divine Disarray

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[Hook]
Where the froot loops at? where the froot loops at?
Where the froot loops at? where the froot loops at?
I got out my bowl ready, television ain’t at all steady
Sitting with my old teddy, Toonami is on already
DBZ and Tom & Jerry, Saturday morning I’m ready
Cartoons and I’m seeing so many, next up is ed, edd n’ eddy
Followed by billy and mandy, just a usual saturday yeah yeah yeah
Just a usual saturday yeah
[Verse 1]
I’m just out here wondering, where is all the fun at?
No body is bothering me cause I’m just here on the mat
In front of the universe of make believe right before my very eyes
I don’t even realise at the time of this. Back in circa 99, it was just a way of life with this. yeah
And I looked up at the screen, do you now see what I mean. This was a hero to me, I look back at eighteen and I see the same thing that I was hoping at the time wasn’t just nothing but a dream
But there’s obviously more to life than watching a television. Kinda stuff that keeps up at night with visions of my fantasy. But at the end of the day I’m just out here thinking
[Hook]
Where the froot loops at? where the froot loops at?
Where the froot loops at? where the froot loops at?
I got out my bowl ready, television ain’t at all steady
Sitting with my old teddy, Toonami is on already
DBZ and Tom & Jerry, Saturday morning I’m ready
Cartoons and I’m seeing so many, next up is ed, edd n’ eddy
Followed by billy and mandy, just a usual Saturday yeah yeah yeah
Just a usual Saturday yeah
[Verse 2]
Go on now, take it back to the beginning. When I was back at it winning and there was nothing loose so I kept at it with grinning
Nobody got in my way, there was no life in the way. These were the times where there was something new everyday and I could do what ever I wanted. I kept it on the line all the time where it was dotted, climbing life like a rope even though sometimes it was knotted. I kept on waiting for a free pass, do me a solid, there was a silver screen for me when the times were at the darkest
Cause when I got no more on this topic I’ll be out on my way, something to reminisce on when I think back everyday. Yeah. Everyday like
[Hook]
Where the froot loops at? where the froot loops at?
Where the froot loops at? where the froot loops at?
I got out my bowl ready, television ain’t at all steady
Sitting with my old teddy, Toonami is on already
DBZ and Tom & Jerry, Saturday morning I’m ready
Cartoons and I’m seeing so many, next up is ed, edd n’ eddy
Followed by billy and mandy, just a usual Saturday yeah yeah yeah
Just a usual Saturday yeah

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"Morning" appears on "Divine Disarray".

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