Créditos

INTERPRETAÇÃO
Damien Rice
Damien Rice
Vocais
Shane Fitzsimons
Shane Fitzsimons
Contrabaixo
Vyvienne Long
Vyvienne Long
Violoncelo
Tom Osander
Tom Osander
Bateria
Lisa Hannigan
Lisa Hannigan
Vocais
COMPOSIÇÃO E LETRA
Damien George Rice
Damien George Rice
Composição
PRODUÇÃO E ENGENHARIA
Damien Rice
Damien Rice
Produção
Shane Fitzsimons
Shane Fitzsimons
Engenharia (mixagem)
Vyvienne Long
Vyvienne Long
Produção
Joel Shearer
Joel Shearer
Produção
Tom Osander
Tom Osander
Produção
Steven Marcussen
Steven Marcussen
Engenharia (masterização)
Lisa Hannigan
Lisa Hannigan
Produção

Letra

[Verse 1]
Well, she lives with an orange tree, the girl that does yoga
She picks the dead ones from the ground when we come over
And she gives, I get, without giving anything to me
[Verse 2]
Like a morning sun, like a morning
Like a morning sun, good, good morning sun
[Verse 3]
The girl that does yoga
When we come over
The girl that does yoga
[Verse 4]
Well, he lives in a little house on the side of a little hill
Picks the litter from the ground, little, little brother spills
He gives, I get, without giving anything to me
[Verse 5]
And the dogs, they run, and the dogs, they
And the dogs, they run in the good, good morning sun
[Verse 6]
Side of a little hill
Little, little brother spills
Side of a little hill
[Verse 7]
Oh, and she's always dressed in white
She's like an angel, man, she burns my eyes
Oh, and she turns, she pulls a smile
We driver round and she drives us wild
[Verse 8]
Oh, and she moves like a little girl
I become a child, man, she moved my world
And she gets splashed in rain
And turns away and leaves me standin'
[Verse 9]
Well, she lives with an orange tree, the girl that does yoga
Got a wolf to keep her warm when he comes over
She gives, he gets, without giving anything to see
[Verse 10]
And the day, it ends, and the day, it
And the day, it ends, and there's no need for me
[Verse 11]
The girl that does yoga
When we come over
The girl that does yoga
Written by: Damien George Rice
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