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Alien Ant Farm ~ Pink Tea


Our bright days make sundays And tea time is always In short time with sunlight We're gonna wait¡ To drink a cup of lots of love Would hopefully erase all the doubt And you would be mine dear And i will drink and only Spring is here, and we're in full swing Spring is here, and we're in full swing Now clouds pour thick showers And wash way drought's powers So crops thrive twelve feet high They're potent and get me high So we stir and we stir And mix a drink of leaves so pure Three cubes of cane represent Our short but sweet relations Spring is here, and we're in full swing Spring is here, and we're in full swing more free lyrics

Our bright days make sundays
And tea time is always
In short time with sunlight
We're gonna wait¡

To drink a cup of lots of love
Would hopefully erase all the doubt
And you would be mine dear
And i will drink and only

Spring is here, and we're in full swing
Spring is here, and we're in full swing

Now clouds pour thick showers
And wash way drought's powers
So crops thrive twelve feet high
They're potent and get me high

So we stir and we stir
And mix a drink of leaves so pure
Three cubes of cane represent
Our short but sweet relations

Spring is here, and we're in full swing
Spring is here, and we're in full swing

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