I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
My mind is a sewer
Full o crocodiles
With turpentine eyes
And candy corn smiles
Scorn for supper
Disdain for dessert
What did you intend to do
And where does it hurt?
I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
Waiting for the train
I can hear the mermaid call
She says "Jump onto the tracks
You have the power to fall"
And I know that she's half crazy
And doesn't have any feet
But her song is as soothing
As letting go is bittersweet
I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
The Sugar Busch - The Tin Man Lyrics
The Sugar Busch - The Tin Man Lyrics
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English
I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
My mind is a sewer
Full o crocodiles
With turpentine eyes
And candy corn smiles
Scorn for supper
Disdain for dessert
What did you intend to do
And where does it hurt?
I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
Waiting for the train
I can hear the mermaid call
She says "Jump onto the tracks
You have the power to fall"
And I know that she's half crazy
And doesn't have any feet
But her song is as soothing
As letting go is bittersweet
I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
My mind is a sewer
Full o crocodiles
With turpentine eyes
And candy corn smiles
Scorn for supper
Disdain for dessert
What did you intend to do
And where does it hurt?
I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
Waiting for the train
I can hear the mermaid call
She says "Jump onto the tracks
You have the power to fall"
And I know that she's half crazy
And doesn't have any feet
But her song is as soothing
As letting go is bittersweet
I'm cold on the inside
Where nothing feels blue
Well they called me the tin man
What did they call you?
Writer: Meyer Benun
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Copyright: Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid