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Beneath My Quilt
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Karen Mal/Steve Key
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Like butter in the pan
Like chocolate in a baby's hand
Like winter's last snowman
I want to melt
It's a hundred and ten in the Texas shade
Don't give me a glass of lemonade
Just come to me and let your doubts fade
Beneath my quilt
Beneath my quilt
I want to melt like sugar in hot water
I want to find a door through the wall we've built
Beneath my quilt
I've been stuck inside my head
Like a river frozen in its bed
I'm full of fuel but my battery's dead
And will not let me go
It's time to close the blinds
And open up our minds
Let's make the dough from scratch this time
And let it rise up slow
Beneath my quilt
I want to melt like sugar in hot water
I want to find a door through the wall we've built
Beneath my quilt
I am weary but I am wide awake
My hair is down and my bed's unmade
I'm tired of waiting for the dust to settle
I want to rise like steam from the kettle
Beneath my quilt
I want to melt like sugar in hot water
I want to find a door through the wall we've built
Beneath my quilt
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