Read, copy, and download the Ask The Elephant lyrics LRC file, which provides synchronized music subtitles for the song Ask The Elephant by Sam Amidon from the album N/A. Our LRC file is created using the free "LRC File Maker" tool and matches the official length of the song, which is 02:01.64. Additionally, you can download the lyrics in TXT (.txt), SRT (.srt), and PDF (.pdf) formats.
[ti:Ask The Elephant]
[ar:Sam Amidon]
[lang:English]
[length:02:01.64]
[by:Jun]
[re:www.rclyricsband.com]
[ve:v0.0.5]
[00:00.00]
[00:25.44]Ask the elephant, "Why are you so big?"
[00:31.70]"You're small, I just look big to you"
[00:35.77]One, two, three, four, I look big
[00:38.47]One, two, three, four, I look big
[00:45.69]Ask the tiger, "Why are you so fast?"
[00:51.43]"Because I'm in a roller skate club"
[00:54.10]One, two, three, four, I'm so fast
[00:57.34]One, two, three, four, I'm so fast
[01:09.59]Ask the window, "Why are you so bright?"
[01:13.90]"So I can see you, pretty face"
[01:16.54]One, two, three, four, I love you
[01:19.55]One, two, three, four, I love you
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1. Who is the singer of "Ask The Elephant" song?
⇒ Sam Amidon has sung the song "Ask The Elephant".
2. Which album is the "Ask The Elephant" song from?
⇒ The song "Ask The Elephant" is from the album N/A.
3. In which language is the "Ask The Elephant" song composed?
⇒ The song "Ask The Elephant" is composed in the English language.
4. What is the official duration of the "Ask The Elephant" song?
⇒ The official duration of "Ask The Elephant" is 02:01.64.
5. Can I reupload this LRC file on the internet?
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6. Does this LRC file perfectly match the official song?
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Sam Amidon - Ask The Elephant