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Artist: Castevet
Canonical path: /castevet/i-know-what-a-lion-is
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I Know What A Lion Is
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I Know What A Lion Is
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Kicked out of the lighthouse
For sinking all your ships.
These summer fences are getting taller
So let's climb up them while we can.
So i'll move back when i move on
And roll out the carpet for all your problems.
My eyes don't leave the ground
But i still trip on the cracks in the sidewalk.
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