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Oh Lyrics by Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats

Pony

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It seems me that the corn does push already
I have not a most pleasure in the world
Pleasure in the world
The field has by me a thousand charms
I have not a most pleasure in the world
Pleasure in the world
And how is the man who you did speak
We shall have a fine weather to day
And there is some foggy
I fear of the thunderbolt
Which please, which charm, the field has by me a thousand
I have not a most pleasure in the world
Pleasure in the world
Go us more fast never I was seen a so much bad beast
She did not vow to bring and they came
Good promise, only I did not believe her

About “Oh” by Tim Smith’s Spratleys Rats

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"Oh" appears on "Pony".

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