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Ocean Colour Scene ~ The Clock Struck Fifteen Hours Ago


And the clock struck fifteen hours ago; it is shining And the man who is wasting on the wall Looks a lot like Jesus And a little bit resembling The man in the mirror in the hall And I rose-trayed sailors And you still shining And I'm still waiting not to go And I lied for sailors And I lied for certain And I lied to everyone I know I believe in God and I believe in loving But I don't speak to anyone who knows And I need four 50's and three yellow lemons And someone to take me home And I'd forgotten the one who is sailing On the water beside where you don't go And it's strange to tell that the one who is shining Is someone I forgot I used to know And the clock struck fifteen hours ago more free lyrics

And the clock struck fifteen hours ago; it is shining
And the man who is wasting on the wall
Looks a lot like Jesus
And a little bit resembling
The man in the mirror in the hall

And I rose-trayed sailors
And you still shining
And I'm still waiting not to go
And I lied for sailors
And I lied for certain
And I lied to everyone I know

I believe in God and I believe in loving
But I don't speak to anyone who knows
And I need four 50's and three yellow lemons
And someone to take me home

And I'd forgotten the one who is sailing
On the water beside where you don't go
And it's strange to tell that the one who is shining
Is someone I forgot I used to know

And the clock struck fifteen hours ago

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