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Artist: Cocteau Twins
Canonical path: /cocteau-twins/musette-and-drums
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Musette and drums
Read Musette and drums lyrics by Cocteau Twins on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Musette and drums
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Did it again
We're fast follow trained, yes
Money and
Watching gets too hard
Writes a song
The favor of Juliet's
Somebody's
She turned thirteen oh
Tragedy end
Am I pretty enough
Musette and drums
Our answer Juliet's
Somebody's
She turned thirteen oh
Writes a song
The favor of Juliet's
Somebody's
She turned thirteen oh
Tragedy end
Am I pretty enough
Musette and drums
Watching is too
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