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==Information== | ==Information== | ||
An early version of this song was known as 'What Do You See In Her?' which included different lyrics. | * An early version of this song was known as 'What Do You See In Her?' which included different lyrics. | ||
* A version of this song is available on the [[Rush To Danger (CD bootleg)|Rush To Danger]] bootleg CD. | |||
== Lyrics <ref>Lyrics provided by [http://foreverill.com/songs/wonderful.htm Smiths Indeed!]</ref> == | == Lyrics <ref>Lyrics provided by [http://foreverill.com/songs/wonderful.htm Smiths Indeed!]</ref> == |
Revision as of 10:14, 22 October 2012
THE SMITHS Song | |
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Name | Wonderful Woman |
Album/Single | Unknown |
Length | Unknown |
Recorded | Unknown |
Writer | Unknown |
Producer | Unknown |
Information
- An early version of this song was known as 'What Do You See In Her?' which included different lyrics.
- A version of this song is available on the Rush To Danger bootleg CD.
Lyrics [1]
Here her head she'd lay
until she'd rise and say "I'm starved of mirth Let's go and trip a dwarf"
What to be done with her? What to be done with her?
Ice water for blood with neither heart or spine and then just to pass time let us go and rob the blind
What to be done with her? I ask myself What to be said of her?
And when she calls me I do now walk I run when she calls I do not walk I run
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- ↑ Lyrics provided by Smiths Indeed!