Stop your fussin’
(1988)
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1. Why you look so sad when the sky is perfect blue,
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and
you‘re getting everything you ever wanted to?
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Let‘s not talk about the bad
times, we‘ve been through that before,
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it‘s not right for making
love anymore.
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So stop your fussin‘, boy, please stop your fussin‘, boy,
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your time will come, yes, your time
will come !
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2. Can you lay me down in meadows soft and green ?
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And can you lay me down and
talk to me of things
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like
stars that burn into the night,
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and
moons that turn with purple li....nes
? That‘s what I want.
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So stop your fussin‘, boy, please, stop your fussin‘, boy,
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your time will come !
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Can‘t you just stop your fussin‘, boy, please,
stop your fussin‘, boy,
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your time will come, yes, your
time will come.
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+ Can someone tell me why it is
?
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How we could spend so many
lonely years ?
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There‘s a light at the end of
life,
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it‘s enough, it‘s enough, it‘s
enough, it‘s enough to try.
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We can see the light, we can feel the warmth,
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we can see it shine,
we can see it all,
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we
can see it all in our lifetime.
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3. Why you look so sad when the sky is perfect blue,
D
and
you‘re getting everything you ever wanted to ?
A Bm G
So stop your fussin‘, boy, please stop your fussin‘, boy,
D
your time will come, yes, your
time will come !
A Bm G
Can‘t you just stop your fussin‘, boy, please,
stop your fussin‘, boy,
D
your time will come, yes, your
time will come.
D
+ We can see it in our lifetime,
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we
can see it in our lifetime.
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We can see it in our lifetime .....
(orig. = capo 3rd) (Toni
Childs)