| I can see the gunman he’s in sporting form today
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| In flannel suit they double shoot
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| Across the blue sky smashing clay
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| Maybe I should get myself a violent outlet for my rage
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| It seeps into my food it tastes like iron railings on government buildings
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| I’ll look to the shoeless girls on hen nights for a go
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| Put a little arrow in my bow
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| Put a little arrow in my bow
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| Draw straight and narrow ohh I
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| Put a little arrow in my bow
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| Oh
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| Do you recall in college that old house that we both shared?
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| The landlord owned a shop below with waxen jackets, boots and hardware
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| He’d sneak about when we were out and rifle through our underwear
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| And when the shower powered on you’d look and he would be there
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| But if you visited the house now beware
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| We may have left a parting gift under the stairs
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| We Put a little arrow in our bow
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| We Put a little arrow in our bow
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| We drew straight and narrow ohh we
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| Put a little arrow in our bow
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| I’ve been making strangers cry
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| Why not make some china fly
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| Put a little arrow in your bow |