Lyrics of Beautiful and natural
Hawksley Workman

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Release date : 17/07/2001
Duration : 0:04:37
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Did the owners take you from the fair when they saw it in your eyes
There was something in your movement back in those days when all
The men wore hats all the scandals made headlines after that you
Passed quietly in the pasture you were beautiful and natural that's all i
Ever had to know as the dumb actors read their lines they knew you'd
Be happier on a farm you were real and the western town was not
You kicked him off the first time you heard the gun sounds i heard
They chased the lemmings off the ledge saw the film not long after
You were dead the night the writers joined the union i bet you never
Really understood i tell you now be glad you never could the whole
Thing makes me sick for the future may the glory of your picture
Always be the only thing i ever see the only pool i ever swim in
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