Children On Stun
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Mr. Porcupine

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Children On Stun Canonical path: /children-on-stun/mr-porcupine Related lyric paths: 6
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Mr. Porcupine

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Who could see that she had trouble breathing in?

Her medication time

She's paralyzed

Join me on the other side

No feelings left for us

Taste the lonely lifestyle child

Listen to reason

Is it dead and gone

Is it surrounding you?

You're a tragedy

I'm searching for the needle

The razor and the line

He fantasized

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