The Most Serene Republic - Where Cedar Nouns and Adverbs Walk Lyrics
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Where Cedar Nouns and Adverbs Walk
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What Are The Lyrics For Where Cedar Nouns and Adverbs Walk By The Most Serene Republic?
Every time we meet it?s always love and wine
The trees make our bathetic talk Where cedar nouns and adverbs walk With beetles as the backup band The flightless cheering in their stands The empty swing sets hushed reprise Makes that first language thick as spies let's relearn every vowel and phrase And make it better than before Let's relearn every vowel and phrase And make it better than before I think you know why, what to do Rules of it are so damn cruel I think you know what to do The rules of it are so damn cruel I think you know why, what to do The rules of it are so damn cruel Now let's make our lips an accident On the corner of came and went We?ll merge in gymnastic flips, spirographs We?ll forget what the future has We?ll take the day off, let's take the day off Lets' take the day off, let's take the day off I think we all know the words I think we all know the words I think we all know the words I think we all know the words I think we all know the words I think we all know the words I think we all know the words I think maybe we all know the words I think we all know the words I think we all know the words I think we all know the words ... |
Who Wrote Where Cedar Nouns and Adverbs Walk By The Most Serene Republic?
Adrian Jewett, Ryan Lenssen
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