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Fat Old Sun - Pink Floyd full Lyrics

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Answer
When
the
fat
old
sun
in
the
sky
is
falling,
summer
evenin'
birds
are
calling.
Summer's
thunder
time
of
year,
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the
sound
of
music
in
my
ears.
Distant
bells,
new
mown
grass
smells
so
sweet.
By
the
river
holding
hands,
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roll
me
up
and
lay
me
down.
And
if
you
sit
don't
make
a
sound,
pick
your
feet
up
off
Answer
the
ground,
and
if
you
hear
as
the
warm
night
falls
the
silver
sound
from
a
time
so
strange,
sing
Answer
to
me,
sing
to
me.
When
that
fat
old
sun
in
the
sky
is
falling,
summer
evenin'
birds
are
calling.
Answer
Children's
laughter
in
my
ears,
the
last
sunlight
disappears.
And
if
you
sit
don't
make
a
sound,
pick
your
Answer
feet
up
off
the
ground.
And
if
you
hear
as
the
warm
night
falls
the
silver
sound
from
a
Answer
time
so
strange,
sing
to
me,
sing
to
me.
When
that
fat
old
sun
in
the
sky
is
falling...
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