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Aerosmith ~ Mia


Honey now..na, na, na, na, na.... Hush a bye my baby soft and new Oh, loveliness, gypsy dance in the rain Hush a bye my baby what you do Oh, the baby cry The wind is a-callin your name Oh, oh... Where you came from you ain't alone Live and loved from the old jaw bone Ah, don't you cry you're home sweet home Rock a bye sweet lady gypsy blue Oh, the nightingale's singin' her song in the rain Hush a bye sweet lady, soft and new Oh, don't you cry, the wind she's a-screamin' your name Oh, oh... Come too soon that sunny day You give your heart away No divorce, io repouise Oh, oh... more free lyrics

Honey now..na, na, na, na, na....

Hush a bye my baby soft and new
Oh, loveliness, gypsy dance in the rain
Hush a bye my baby what you do
Oh, the baby cry
The wind is a-callin your name
Oh, oh...

Where you came from you ain't alone
Live and loved from the old jaw bone
Ah, don't you cry you're home sweet home

Rock a bye sweet lady gypsy blue
Oh, the nightingale's singin' her song in the rain
Hush a bye sweet lady, soft and new
Oh, don't you cry, the wind she's a-screamin' your name
Oh, oh...

Come too soon that sunny day
You give your heart away
No divorce, io repouise

Oh, oh...

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