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R.E.M. ~ Old Man Kensey


Old Man Kensey wants to be a sign painter First he’s got to learn to read He’s gonna be a clown on TV Flexes his elbow taunt and free That’s my folly, I believe Drink up the lake Kensey’s awake That’s my folly, that’s my mistake Old Man Kensey wants to be a goalie First he’s got to learn to count He’s gonna be a clown on a circus mount Letters to be signed and dropped off Kensey’s going far John, Bill and Ed, stand on your head That’s my folly, I’m ready to go Old Man Kensey wants to be a dog catcher First he’s got to learn to stand He’s gonna be a clown in a marching band Letters to be signed ransom greed That’s my folly, I believe Drink up the lake, John, Bill and Ed, That’s my folly, that’s my mistake Kensey’s awake, stand on your head That’s my folly, I’m ready to go more free lyrics

Old Man Kensey wants to be a sign painter

First he’s got to learn to read
He’s gonna be a clown on TV
Flexes his elbow taunt and free
That’s my folly, I believe
Drink up the lake Kensey’s awake
That’s my folly, that’s my mistake

Old Man Kensey wants to be a goalie
First he’s got to learn to count
He’s gonna be a clown on a circus mount
Letters to be signed and dropped off
Kensey’s going far
John, Bill and Ed, stand on your head
That’s my folly, I’m ready to go

Old Man Kensey wants to be a dog catcher
First he’s got to learn to stand
He’s gonna be a clown in a marching band
Letters to be signed ransom greed
That’s my folly, I believe
Drink up the lake, John, Bill and Ed,
That’s my folly, that’s my mistake
Kensey’s awake, stand on your head
That’s my folly, I’m ready to go

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