Lyrics

All the music stopped because your aunt is sleeping in Even though it's lunchtime and your grandad's gardening Mower's making noises that could cross the galaxy And everyone can hear it but your Aunty Valerie She can't hear music when it starts With all the complicated noises in her heart Following the colours that they're manufacturing Sleeping like a baby in a sugar bag factory Oooh Oooh Oooh Oooh Oooh Oooh Climbing to the rooftops of your homes in Swadlincote Crocodiles and Tigers fight for sprinting Antelope All the Swans are flapping at Giraffes in Stapenhill And everyone can hear it but your aunty Mabel She can't hear the music when it starts With all the complicated noises in her heart Following the colours that they're manufacturing SLEEPING, LIKE A BABY! Take her home and hang her up to dry Heaven's opened, and the sun went without saying goodbye Is there a small chance, a slim chance, or a vague possibility That all of these animals could possibly, or eventually move? Eventually move
Writer(s): Scott Marson Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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