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Camper Van Beethoven ~ Seven Languages


I played this song for my love But she said to me "it has no meaning at all." We walked across the park And i said a word And we went to the bar For no reason at all Well up in the sky Well i saw a cloud And i thought that it looked like something But on second thought not And i would come to visit you But i can't find my car keys And i can't remember where you live And if i had just a little time I could speak seven languages I could walk on water A friend calls me on the phone And tells me a joke Well i think that i laugh But i don't remember at all I woke up with a word in my head And as far as i know It has no meaning at all Well up in the sky Well i saw a cloud And i thought it looked like a face But on second thought not And i would come to visit you But i can't find my car keys And i can't think of right words to say And if i had just a little time I could speak seven languages I could walk on water more free lyrics

I played this song for my love
But she said to me
"it has no meaning at all."
We walked across the park
And i said a word
And we went to the bar
For no reason at all
Well up in the sky
Well i saw a cloud
And i thought that it looked like something
But on second thought not

And i would come to visit you
But i can't find my car keys
And i can't remember where you live
And if i had just a little time
I could speak seven languages
I could walk on water

A friend calls me on the phone
And tells me a joke
Well i think that i laugh
But i don't remember at all
I woke up with a word in my head
And as far as i know
It has no meaning at all
Well up in the sky
Well i saw a cloud
And i thought it looked like a face
But on second thought not

And i would come to visit you
But i can't find my car keys
And i can't think of right words to say
And if i had just a little time
I could speak seven languages
I could walk on water

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