Cavetown - Lemon boy

There once^C was a bitter sweet man and they called him Le^Emon Boy. He was gr^Fowing in my garden and I pulled him out by his ^Dmhair, like a ^Gweed. And l^Cike weeds do he only came and grew ^Eback again. So I ^Ffigured this time I might as well let him ^Dmbe. ^G

^FLemon Boy and ^Cme started to get a^Elong, toge^Amther^G. I h^Felped him plant his s^Ceeds, and we mow the ^Elawn, in bad wea^Amther. ^G It's ^Factually pretty ^Ceasy being ni^Ece to a ^Ambitter^G boy like ^Fhim. So I got mys^Gelf a citrus fri^Cend.

But ^Csoon his bitter sweet started to rub ^Eoff on me. You'd think sm^Felling like lemon zest would ^Dmbe pretty ^Gneat. I fo^Cund out that my friends were more of the ^Esavory type, and they ^Fweren't too keen on compromising with a ^Dmnice lemon p^Gie.

So, ^FLemon Boy and ^Cme, we just gotta get a^Elong, toge^Amther. ^G I h^Felped him plant his s^Ceeds, and we mow the ^Elawn, in bad wea^Amther.^G It's a^Fctually pretty ^Ceasy being ni^Ece to a b^Amitter b^Goy like h^Fim. So I got mys^Gelf a citrus fri^Cend.

But ^Cwhat if I run out of ferti^Elizer? ^FWhat if the clouds run out o^Fmf rain? ^FWhat if lemon boy won't grow no^C longer? ^EWhat if beaches dry of sugar c^Fane? ^FmOh, well. The ^Cwhales start to beach themselves. ^ETortoise shells tear away from t^Fheir spines. It happens all the t^Fmime, it happens all the ^Amtime. ^G(Ooo.^C..) ^E

^FLemon Boy and ^CI, we're gonna ^Elive, for^Amever. ^G (Like ^FSnufkin and Little ^CMy, we'll get ar^Eound, wher^Amever.) ^G

^FLemon Boy and ^CI, we're gonna ^Elive, for^Amever. ^G Like ^FSnufkin and Little^C My, we'll get a^Eround, wher^Amever. ^G It's a^Fctually pretty ^Ceasy being n^Eice to a ^Ambitter b^Goy like hi^Fm. 'Cause we're the b^Gitterest boys in t^Fown. Yeah, we're the b^Gitterest guys a^Fround. So I got m^Gyself a citrus f^Criend.