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Tiny Spoons

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Tiny Spoons

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I can't believe

It came up again this year

Once for cops, and once for air

Your struggle to remember

The details and the drinks

Says loads about the things

You can't keep track of:

Your chequebook and your phone

The things you thought

You'd left at home

The wordless voice that keeps

Tou so distracted

I can't believe you came up

At all this year

Once for me but I wasn't there

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Chris Walla performs "Tiny Spoons", and this lyric page sits inside the Chris Walla catalog on LyroVerse.

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