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Artist: Black Tape For A Blue Girl
Canonical path: /black-tape-for-blue-girl/the-doorkeeper
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The Doorkeeper
Read The Doorkeeper lyrics by Black Tape For A Blue Girl on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Doorkeeper
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He learned to identify with the fleas in the doorkeeper's collar
He learned all their names, he learned what each could do
He appealed to their sense of vanity with kindly words and gifts
and sometimes thoughts of love, and sometimes he thought it helped
but none of it really helped, none of his gifts or words changed a thing
They always saw right through him
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Black Tape For A Blue Girl performs "The Doorkeeper", and this lyric page sits inside the Black Tape For A Blue Girl catalog on LyroVerse.
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