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Ass Ponys ~ Last Night It Snowed


Last night it snowed Powdered sugar cedars lined the road They looked good enough to eat But i don't think i would I can't imagine that they'd taste too good A blanket white At least it was when it came down last night The morning brings the rain The blanket's washed away Now everything turns back to grey And now you're there The rain is falling, wetting down your hair I hate to be the one to say i told you so But i believe i might have told you so So live and learn The snow is melting, never to return Cross your t's and dot your i's And write "the end," Maybe someday it'll snow again Last night it snowed more free lyrics

Last night it snowed
Powdered sugar cedars lined the road
They looked good enough to eat
But i don't think i would
I can't imagine that they'd taste too good

A blanket white
At least it was when it came down last night
The morning brings the rain
The blanket's washed away
Now everything turns back to grey

And now you're there
The rain is falling, wetting down your hair
I hate to be the one to say i told you so
But i believe i might have told you so

So live and learn
The snow is melting, never to return
Cross your t's and dot your i's
And write "the end,"
Maybe someday it'll snow again

Last night it snowed

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