Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Audioslave
Canonical path: /audioslave/spoonman-cover
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Spoonman (cover)
Read Spoonman (cover) lyrics by Audioslave on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Spoonman (cover)
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Feel the rhythm with your hands
Steal the rhythm while you can, spoonman
Speak the rhythm on your own
Speak the rhythm all alone, spoonman
Spoonman, come together with your hands
Save me, I'm together with your plan
Save me
All my friends are Indians
All my friends are brown and red, spoonman
All my friends are skeletons
They beat the rhythm with their bones, spoonman
Feel the rhythm with your hands
Steal the rhythm while you can, spoonman
Thank you, good night people
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