Lyrics Little Man You’ve Had A Busy Day - Jane Monheit

Little Man You’ve Had A Busy Day - Jane Monheit
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Date of issue: 31.12.2012
Record label: Universal International
Song language: English

Little Man You’ve Had A Busy Day

Evening breeze a sign the moon is in the sky
Little man it’s time for bed
Mama’s little hero is tired and wants to cry
Come along and rest your weary headLittle man you’re crying I know why
You’re bloom
Someone took your kiddy car away
Better go to sleep now little man
You’ve had a busy day
Johnny when you’re marbles
Tell your world wiltered
Mama will get new ones right away
Better go to sleep now my little man
You’ve had a busy dayYou’ve been playing soldier that battle has been
Won
The enemy is out of sight
Come along dear soldier, put away your gun
The war is over for tonight
Time to stop your scheeming time your day was through
Can you hear the beagle softly saying
Time you should be dreaming my little man
You’ve had a busy dayYou’ve been playing soldier that battle has been
Won
The enemy is out of sight
Come along dear soldier, put away your gun
The war is over for tonight
Time to stop your scheeming time your day was through
Can you hear the beagle softly saying
Time you should be dreaming my little man
You’ve had a busy day

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Artist lyrics: Jane Monheit