Suspicious Signs
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Suspicious Signs
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Say what's that thing
On your back
Well I guess it's a hair
And the hair is black
I got you on the phone
You said you're all alone
I heard these boots on the floor
And I beg you baby please no more
Suspicious signs
What do I see
Suspicious signs
Suspicious signs
Now everything's so strange
Not how it used to be
I call you up at three
And you say you can't talk to me
Say what's it all about
Why do you talk that loud
I hear your fingertips
Playing with italian hips
Suspicious signs
What do I see
Suspicious signs
Suspicious signs
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