Stop Your Fussin - Toni Childs



     
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Stop Your Fussin Lyrics


Why you look so sad when the sky is perfect blue?
And you're getting everything you ever wanted to
Let's not talk about the bad times
We've been through that before
It's not right for making love anymoreSo stop your fussin', boy
Please, stop your fussin' boy
Your time will come
Yes, your time will comeCan you lay me down in meadows soft and green?
And can you lay me down and talk to me of things?
Like stars that burn into the night
And moons that turn with purple lines
That's what I wantJust stop your fussin', boy
Please, stop your fussin', boy
Your time will comeCan't you just stop your fussin', boy
Please, stop your fussin', boy
Your time will come
Yes, your time will comeCan someone tell me why it is?
How we could spend so many lonely years?

There's a light at the end of life, it's enough
It's enough, it's enough, it's enough to tryWe can see the light
We can feel the warmth
We can see it shine
We can see it all in our lifetimeWhy you look so sad when the sky is perfect blue?
And you're getting everything you ever wanted toSo stop your fussin', boy
Please, stop your fussin', boy
Your time will come
Yes, your time will comeCan't you just stop your fussin', boy?
Please, stop your fussin', boy
Your time will come
Yes, your time will comeWe can see it in our lifetime
We can see it in our lifetime
We can see it in our lifetime
We can see it in our lifetime
We can see it in our lifetime
We can see it in our lifetime

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Toni Childs was born in Orange, California, but was moved to several small towns in Arkansas, Kansas, Oklahoma and Nevada during her childhood. At the age of 15, Childs ran away from home and became a blues musician. In 1972, Childs saw Pink Floyd in concert, and afterwards decided to pursue a career as a singer-songwriter. Childs joined the band Berlin in 1979, but left to form her own group before the recording of Berlin's first album. Toni Childs and the Movers, which included Jack Sherman and Micki Steele, toured for two years but did not release an album.

Read more about Toni Childs on Last.fm.


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