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Artist: Cut City
Canonical path: /cut-city/statues
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Statues
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Statues
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This is a sight for sore eyes
A lesser dispute turned inside-out
There are words to pull us out of this one
But they were lost so many years ago
This is a sight for sore eyes
Back to rid our days of any sentiment
And explanations are hard to come by here
Lying is a privilege when you're honest
We better hope that statues don't come alive
The dreams will clot our lives
Deny our minds
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