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Rainbow in Your Glasses

Oh poor nature’s lost my attention the crickets bang against the wall The weeds grow in through the pavement and I don't care at all Nothing seems to matter I'll give the world my final leave I got my bag thrown over my shoulder and I brewed my cup of tea Then I heard some bells a’jinglin’ and a voice not far behind A clumsy street performer that was everything else but mine I see the rainbow in your glasses and hear the whistle in your teeth I feel the laughter from the window through the shuffle of your feet Oh, I know you darling They don’t mean a thing to me ‘cause I see the rainbow in your glasses and hear the whistle in your teeth
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monica-belle-brand
American
Published
Feb 21, 2012
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