| I hid my thruth between your lies
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| I stroke the bulb with hands that smelled like cod
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| I broke my windows and my jaw
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| I chew the pine pits straight into my velvet strut
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| well I only stroll to rectify
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| footprints switched to serial to divert the mud
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| from dandy hill to rasor lane
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| the picknick warning signals uncle Tommie’s hut
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| If we could walk a thinner rope
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| I’ld sharpen my teeth just to bite down your stretching hope
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| welcome / welcome / welcome / welcome
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| the plastic mining union blokes
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| hold their lunchbox to their veggie god
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| the hen race ended up in Spain
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| the fight was fixed and the loser was a rancho snob
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| the model c ford coughs a cow
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| the pigeon cancer shows his postrock but
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| welcome red-eyed rhino welcome fortune-telling fun
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| while the keepers of conduct call the cradle for permission to run
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| welcome to my error and welcome to my trial
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| I’m pulling up a seat to say welcome to the gifted stud
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| welcome to the choir that interrogates my luck
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| welcome to the ceremony welcoming these gifted sluts |