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Artist: Cowboy Junkies
Canonical path: /cowboy-junkies/ladle
Related lyric paths: 6
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Ladle
Read Ladle lyrics by Cowboy Junkies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ladle
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You file me with the libertines
I fold in line
My monthly dole of magazines
Beaming bistro shines
In my ladle is your plum
And my daily staple of your cutesy crumbs
Of your cutesy falling crumbs
I saw you at the snazzy din, din
You made me sad that I watched
I must say you truly packed 'em in
Nearly dearly debauched
In my ladle is your plum
And my daily staple of your cutesy crumbs
Of your cutesy falling crumbs
In my ladle is your plum
And my daily staple of your cutesy crumbs
Of your cutesy falling crumbs
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