HiFi Alphabet
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HiFi Alphabet
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I saw the monster from the bay
I saw him raise his ugly head
We spoke for about a half an hour
I don't recall a thing we said
"Jack's Bloody Shadow" is a bar
It's next door to the "Broken Ghost"
That's up the street from "What a Cage"
I don't remember on what coast
Lil' miss was married yesterday to some bohemian die hard twerp
He didn't bother to get dressed
It wasn't even in a church
His family chipped in for a gift, all tied with ribbon in a knot
It's what they've always wanted, yes: a cubist cemetery plot
He said, "I finally wrote my book
It's called "The HiFi Alphabet""
I asked him what it was about
He hasn't figured that out yet
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Who performs "HiFi Alphabet"?
Colorblind James Experience performs "HiFi Alphabet", and this lyric page sits inside the Colorblind James Experience catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to 'Bye Now, Wish Me Luck and (He Must've Been) Quite A Guy with a short reason for opening each page next.
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