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Artist: Black Crowes
Canonical path: /black-crowes/p25-london
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P.25 London
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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P.25 London
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I am a cobweb
in the corner of the room
I tell you I built myself a boat baby
so c'mon and cry me a monsoon
get busy on it
and make it deep
chorus:
imagine how surprised all the kids will be
empty bottles, saviors they crawl
that has always been and will always be
there's a hornet's nest in my head,
come and save me
If I dont say nothing
you say now tell us what to do
so I tell ya'll this is just how I live
someone else calls it the news
but that's yesterday
yesterday's news
chorus
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