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Artist: Ahead to the Sea
Canonical path: /ahead-to-the-sea/up-ya-arse
Related lyric paths: 6
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Up Ya Arse
Read Up Ya Arse lyrics by Ahead to the Sea on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Up Ya Arse
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No need to buy expensive cars
Have champagne in exclusive bars
You're borin' me to death
To be honest what a farce
All inclusive and first class
One way ticket (Yes!) to mars
The privilege of the upper class
To be honest what a farce
You can shove this up your arse
Do you really think I'm in the long queue
Waiting to catch a seat beside you
Things you talk about make me smile
It's you my friend who looks on mine
But I'm no mirror so look at you
Change now the things you never liked
to do
Show no weakness is your advice
Big smile, white teeth and telling lies
Tell, how could a lie be a strength
All we need's inside ourselves
Good things, bad things, mistakes, too
Perfect's boring, have a look at you
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