J. Tailor
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J. Tailor
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"Wore my fringe like Roger McGuinn's"
quote, unquote.
Little showboat
no you didn't.
Got a list; it's serious business.
Stick it in the song. The song doesn't fit.
You brought one, it's not much longer.
Threes to divide and five to conquer.
Fun in the sun; you're the only one.
Fun in the sun; you're the only one.
Fun in the sun; you're the only one who does.
There's an earthquake in the audience.
My response, my response, not what you wanted.
One million tribunals agree:
see, your eyes aren't mine
The nose doesn't go there.
Beau (bulb?), you broke the crown of crowns
of crowns of crowns of crowns.
Something I never wrote down.
Never, never, never top it off, top it off.
A long drink of water. A boarding house reach.
Big words make for such a short speech
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Who performs "J. Tailor"?
Destroyer performs "J. Tailor", and this lyric page sits inside the Destroyer catalog on LyroVerse.
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