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Mrs Simmons

from Six Little Blessings by Aerobi

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Mrs Simmons didn’t know
How to fix her plumbing so she
Called me up to get me around
To help her with her problem
Her sink it had overflowed
The pipes had become blocked at the bottom
She asked me if I wanted tea, but said
Well no, I haven’t got none

Her hair was orange like the colour of peaches
Her eyes they sparkled in the midday sun
Oh Mrs Simmons I am under your spell
A new beginning in my life had begun

Me and Mrs Simmons danced in the moon light
Her dress was a shimmer of the deepest green
Oh Mrs Simmons, I think I love you
When I’m with you it’s like I’m living a dream

Her hair was orange like the colour of peaches
Her eyes they sparkled in the midday sun
Oh Mrs Simmons I am under your spell
A new beginning in my life had begun

But she said that we took it too far
Perhaps we could just be friends
Then she introduced me to her daughter
And I fell in love with Miss Simmons instead

Her hair was orange like the colour of peaches
Her eyes they sparkled in the midday sun
Oh Miss Simmons I am under your spell
A new beginning in my life had begun

Her hair was orange like the colour of peaches
Her eyes they sparkled in the midday sun
Oh Miss Simmons I am under your spell
A new beginning in my life had begun

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from Six Little Blessings, released April 20, 2010

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