
Date of issue: 31.12.1996
Record label: Mercury
Song language: English
Diamond Dew |
Awake, awake to love and work, luck is in the sky |
Fields are wet, diamond dew, worlds awake to cry |
Child comes home, home from school, singing merrily |
Room is warm, organ plays, house by the sea |
And we’ll think it all again so lets |
Keep the fire burning, and take in all the sights |
Like the encovering of the bodies as the giant sun soars up |
Oo, and we’ll think it all again |
Awake, awake to love and work, luck is in the sky |
Fields are wet, diamond dew, worlds awake to cry |
Child comes home, home from school, singing merrily |
Love is warm, organ plays, house by the sea |
And we’ll think it all again so lets |
Keep the fire burning, and take in all the sights |
Like the encovering of the bodies as the giant sun soars up |
Well there’s evil in his eyes, as the child disobeys |
And they play the sport at lunchtime as the giant sun soars up |
Oo, and we’ll think it all again |
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