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Breeders, The ~ Iris


Four hours in the pot, one hour out Four hours in the pot, one hour out It grows and I sleep standing up It grows and i sleep standing up When Iris sleeps over When iris sleeps over What a book she'll write What a book she'll write Oh last night Oh last night Oh come on, nobody wants that Oh come on, nobody wants that Sister, sister, Oh... Sister, sister, oh... We tried hour by hour We tried hour by hour Hour by hour 2 Hour by hour Hour by hour Four hours to daylight, four hours and then Pour water on me til I live again Four hours to daylight, four hours and then When Iris sleeps over Pour water on me til i live again It'll be alright When iris sleeps over All last night It'll be alright But come on, nobody wants that All last night Sister, sister, oh... But come on, nobody wants that We tried hour by hour Sister, sister, oh... Hour by hour 2 We tried hour by hour Hour by hour Hour by hour more free lyrics

Four hours in the pot, one hour out
Four hours in the pot, one hour out
It grows and I sleep standing up
It grows and i sleep standing up
When Iris sleeps over
When iris sleeps over
What a book she'll write
What a book she'll write
Oh last night
Oh last night
Oh come on, nobody wants that
Oh come on, nobody wants that
Sister, sister, Oh...
Sister, sister, oh...
We tried hour by hour
We tried hour by hour
Hour by hour *2
Hour by hour

Hour by hour
Four hours to daylight, four hours and then

Pour water on me til I live again
Four hours to daylight, four hours and then
When Iris sleeps over
Pour water on me til i live again
It'll be alright
When iris sleeps over
All last night
It'll be alright
But come on, nobody wants that
All last night
Sister, sister, oh...
But come on, nobody wants that
We tried hour by hour
Sister, sister, oh...
Hour by hour *2
We tried hour by hour
Hour by hour
Hour by hour

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