Gobbledigook

Album: Mee sue í eyrum vid spilum endalaust (2008)
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  • Þú hatta fjúka lætur í loft
    Þú regnhlíf snú á hvolf allt of oft
    Ó nei, ekki, ó

    Þú þök að fjúka út á brot sjó
    Þú hári strjúka faldinum sló
    Óhræsisstrákur

    Þú (Lalalala lalalala, Lalalala lalalala)
    Vindur í hárinu, úú
    Vindur í hárinu, úú
    Vindur í hárinu, úú
    Vindur í
    (Lalalala lalalala, Lalalala)

    Þú augu fjúka í sand tárast
    Þú tyggigúm í hendir hár fast
    Óhræsisstrákur

    Þú (Lalalala lalalala : Lalalala lalalala)
    Vindur í hárinu, úú
    Vindur í hárinu, úú
    Vindur í hárinu, úú
    Vindur í
    (Lalalala lalalala, Lalalala)

    Lalala læ lalala, Lalala læ lalala
    Lalala læ lalala, Lalala læ lalala
    Lalala læ lalala, Lalala læ

    (Lalalala lalalala, Lalalala)
    (Lalalala lalalala, Lalalala)

    Lalalala lalalala, Lalalala lalalala
    Lalalala lalalala, Lalalala lalalala
    Lalalala lalalala, Lala lalalala Writer/s: GEORG HOLM, JON THOR BIRGISSON, KJARTAN SVEINSSON, ORRI PALL DYRASON
    Publisher: Universal Music Publishing Group
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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