| "...and softly in my ears he would hum." | |
| "...box lunch, sea food, hand job, hammer, hatch, head job, hot knots, hum job, prong... | |
| "Absent-mindedly..." "I hum to myself..." "when I'm all alone..." "I smile to myself' | |
| "And hum it's song" | |
| "And hum our tune." | |
| "...and softly in my ears he would hum." | |
| "...box lunch, sea food, hand job, hammer, hatch, head job, hot knots, hum job, prong... | |
| "Absent-mindedly..." "I hum to myself..." "when I'm all alone..." "I smile to myself' | |
| "And hum it's song" | |
| "And hum our tune." | |
| "I love you" hums the April breeze | |
| "Rage hums its deadly song." | |
| "The season hums a song that says.." | |
| "Your velvety beard still hums against the bosom of my tender flesh." | |
| "hums the underconsciousness. | |
| "I love you" hums the April breeze | |
| "Rage hums its deadly song." | |
| "The season hums a song that says.." | |
| "Your velvety beard still hums against the bosom of my tender flesh." | |
| "hums the underconsciousness. | |
| "Snow has fallen in the valley, and your laughter hummed through it" "Cuddled in wool..." "Talk and words come out as vapour" | |
| "The engine hummed to life. | |
| - And as he climbed, he hummed a little hum. - Hum, hum Hum, hum | |
| - I stood beside them and their boom box... and I hummed Mozart's Prague Symphony as loud as I could. | |
| 50 He hummed. | |
| "And humming a tune slowly." | |
| "And then she'll start humming..." | |
| "And we started humming.." | |
| "I could hear a steady humming sound like bees in a hive "as the bluebottle flies became active with the onset of daylight. "They rose up off the corpses, rocks, refuse, brush | |
| "I find I am humming softly not to the music, but something else. " | |
| "Snow has fallen in the valley, and your laughter hummed through it" "Cuddled in wool..." "Talk and words come out as vapour" | |
| "The engine hummed to life. | |
| - And as he climbed, he hummed a little hum. - Hum, hum Hum, hum | |
| - I stood beside them and their boom box... and I hummed Mozart's Prague Symphony as loud as I could. | |
| 50 He hummed. | |
| "And humming a tune slowly." | |
| "And then she'll start humming..." | |
| "And we started humming.." | |
| "I could hear a steady humming sound like bees in a hive "as the bluebottle flies became active with the onset of daylight. "They rose up off the corpses, rocks, refuse, brush | |
| "I find I am humming softly not to the music, but something else. " | |
