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Angus Blaikie - Summertime Muse Lyrics



Angus Blaikie - Summertime Muse Lyrics




You called from New Farm rotunda
Sheltering from the rain
Mesmerised by the orange sky
The curtain falls on the day

Ooh ooh, my summertime muse
I wish you were ready to stay
You leave me with the summertime blues
The bittersweet sting of your grace

Hands entwined, the fabric of us
Angora laid below
Tender eyes conjure magic in the night
Hearts and minds bake in the glow

Ooh ooh, my summertime muse
I wish you were ready to stay
You leave me with the summertime blues
The bittersweet sting of your grace

Golden girl, you're my lioness
I'm gonna sing you a song
Please forgive me for stealing a kiss
But I know in the morn you'll be gone

Ooh ooh, my summertime muse
I wish you were ready to stay
You've left me with the summertime blues, hmm
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You called from New Farm rotunda
Sheltering from the rain
Mesmerised by the orange sky
The curtain falls on the day

Ooh ooh, my summertime muse
I wish you were ready to stay
You leave me with the summertime blues
The bittersweet sting of your grace

Hands entwined, the fabric of us
Angora laid below
Tender eyes conjure magic in the night
Hearts and minds bake in the glow

Ooh ooh, my summertime muse
I wish you were ready to stay
You leave me with the summertime blues
The bittersweet sting of your grace

Golden girl, you're my lioness
I'm gonna sing you a song
Please forgive me for stealing a kiss
But I know in the morn you'll be gone

Ooh ooh, my summertime muse
I wish you were ready to stay
You've left me with the summertime blues, hmm
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Writer: Angus Murrell
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Angus Blaikie - Summertime Muse Video
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Performed By: Angus Blaikie
Length: 3:21
Written by: Angus Murrell

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