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Don't jump in expectin' fun. Don't swagger in there with your elephant gun. Don't enter the cage with wavin' chairs. 'Cause I'll tell you something for nothing. There ain't no bears in there (cache, cache) Not a single bear in there (cache, cache) Did you ever finally find a place. A soft warm bed in a room of flowers.
There ain't no bears in there (cache cache) There ain't no bears in there (cache cache) Did you ever have to make a draw For a hard wooden bench or a bed of stone Did you ever jimmy a stable door Or scare the horse to escape the snow Did you ever invade a neat little yard And wake up the children who hope for ghosts Did you ever cause their ...
Don't jump in expectin fun. Don't swagger in there with your elephant gun. Don't enter the cage with wavin chairs. Cos I'll tell you something for nothing. There ain't no bears in there (cache cache) Not a single bear in there (cache cache) Did you ever pass the police at work. And hope that they might take you in.
Sep 4, 2014 · Firstly, go ahead perform a search using the search box at the top. As with MetroLyrics, you can search on Artist, Album, Song Title and Within Lyrics. You can also do an exact match search if you want. In my case, I went ahead and checked only Within Lyrics and then I got the Linkin Park result I was looking for:
There ain't no bears in there (cache, cache) There ain't no bears in there (cache, cache) Not a single bear in there (cache, cache) Not a single bear in there (cache, cache) Did you ever pass the police at work. Did you ever pass the police at work. And hope that they might take you in. And hope that they might take you in?
Jun 3, 1997 · Discuss and share your interpretation of Cache Cache by The Who. Find out the meaning of the lyrics "Did you ever sleep in a bear pit Did you ever"
And shared my straw with scratching mice. Although you will find some deep brown hair. I will tell you something for nothing. There is no bears in there (cache cache) Not a single bear in there (cache cache) Did you ever have to make a draw. For a hard wooden bench or a bed of stone. Did you ever jimmy a stable door.
