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Artist: Cocteau Twins
Canonical path: /cocteau-twins/feathers-oar-blades
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Feathers-Oar Blades
Read Feathers-Oar Blades lyrics by Cocteau Twins on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Feathers-Oar Blades
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Their fate
And hot
Their face
They're haters
Then they form, then hands (x2)
Crestfallen
Weaken
Here comes the oppressors
Oppress, fallen, weaken
Feathers-oar blades
Spitting their feathers
Spitting out oar blades (x2)
Crestfallen
Weaken
Here come those oppressors
Oppress, fallen, weaken
Ordered
To attention
The choice of this party
Use your hands, he talked to him (x2)
Spitting out oar blades (x12)
Spitting out (x2)
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