Lydia Purple Lydia Purple lives in a steeple Tall by nature, colored by people Lydia Purple was taken for granted By people that knew her, who's views were all slanted
Writeing sonets dayly, drinking apple tea Lydia pretending she is free
Living there lonely, a view from her window She keeps to herself and peaks through the keyhole At the end of her first year, her walls were all painted She wrote to her lover who never existed
Writeing sonets dayly, drinking apple tea Lydia pretending she is free
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Singing softly she tends her time Sweet xxxxx, heart of mine She sings
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By the close of her third year she talked to her mirror Her questions were cleaver, her answers much clearer Lydia Purple lives in a steeple Tall by nature, colored by people
(fade out) Lydia Purple lives in a steeple Tall by nature, colored by people
Lydia Purple lives in a steeple Tall by nature, colored by people
Lydia Purple lived in a steeple Tall by nature, colored by people