Applesauce

Album: Centipede Hz (2012)
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  • I eat a mango and I'm feeling like a little honey can roll
    Star fruit so simple and I'm feeling like a little honey can roll
    How could I feel so so when I'm feeling like a little honey can roll
    Tart but not total and I'm feeling like a little honey can roll

    When I was young I thought fruit was an infinite thing
    I'd be sad to wake up and find all of my cherries are charred or they're rotted to ruin

    It seems we all can't last
    Oh pink lady your days so distinguished are a movement so fluid
    So smooth against my palm
    Reminisce of the days when they all praised your sweet red delicious

    When a farmer picks a good thing (when you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)
    Then a kid he picks a good thing (When you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)
    Then a chef she makes a good thing (When you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)
    Then a mayor eats a good thing (When you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)

    Ripe and whole we can move outside us
    Ripe and whole we can move outside us

    Take for me take for me pictures of valleys with lemons hung
    Dangling dangling they will be released every little piece does make a one
    Brown on the ground can you show me a way I can simplify
    Comfort me comfort me after the battles and sleepless nights

    I'm just a rush
    Rush to blow upon the fire
    You're just a rush
    Rush to blow open my mind

    I eat a mango and I'm feeling like a little honey can roll
    Star fruit so simple and I'm feeling like a little honey can roll
    How could I feel so so when I'm feeling like a little honey can roll
    Tart but not total and I'm feeling like a little honey can roll

    When I want fruit I can find it wherever I please
    What if I should wake up and find dudes on the street waiting in lines or scrounging for berries?

    I'm losing things so fast
    One day maybe I'll have a cool kid with a granny but I don't have a pose for applesauce on clothes
    Reminisce of the days when my mom made it all seem delicious

    When a farmer picks a good thing (when you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)
    Then a kid he picks a good thing (When you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)
    Then a chef she makes a good thing (When you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)
    Then a mayor eats a good thing (When you think you don't know you don't know what comes next)

    Ripe and whole we can move outside us
    Ripe and whole we can move outside us

    Take for me take for me pictures of valleys with lemons hung
    Dangling dangling they will be released every little piece does make a one
    Brown on the ground can you show me a way I can simplify
    Comfort me comfort me after the battles and sleepless nights

    I'm just a rush
    Rush to blow upon the fire
    You're just a rush
    Rush to blow open my mind

    Why should I rush, rush to blow upon the fire
    Why do I rush, rush to blow upon the fire

    One the eagle
    Two the Nobel
    Three the lizard
    Four the sole Writer/s: BRIAN ROSS WEITZ, DAVID MICHAEL PORTNER, JOSHUA CALEB DIBB, NOAH BENJAMIN LENNOX
    Publisher: DOMINO PUBLISHING COMPANY
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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