Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Furnaceface
Canonical path: /furnaceface/too-many-nuts
Related lyric paths: 6
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Too many nuts
Read Too many nuts lyrics by Furnaceface on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Too many nuts
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Too many nuts
Didn't your mother tell you that you are what you eat?
Too many nuts
Didn't your daddy warn ya 'bout stuffin' your cheeks?
One too many, you're shakin' all the leaves
Two too many, you've fallen out of your tree
Too many nuts
Don't you know they only make you fall asleep?
Too many nuts
Next time you might not land on your feet
One too many, and you're the king of the beasts
Two too many, you've fallen out of your tree
(Too many nuts) Too many nuts
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