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Thing

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Jazz Butcher Canonical path: /butcher-jazz/thing Related lyric paths: 6
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Thing

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I have an affair, a love affair, with a thing

Yes I have an affair, a squalid affair with a thing

Well the preacher tell me, "Son, to love an object is a sin."

Now I call that thing J. Edgar, though it don't run no F.B.I.

Yeah I call that thing J. Edgar, though it don't run no F.B.I.

That's the end of this song, and I don't know why.

Goodbye.

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