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Lurker

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Genesis Canonical path: /genesis/lurker Related lyric paths: 6
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Lurker

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Meanwhile lurking by a stone in the mud

Two eyes looked to see what I was and

Then something spoke and this is what

It said to me.......

Clothes of brass and hair of brown

Seldom need to breathe

Don't need no wings to fly

Ooh and a heart of stone

And a fear of fire and water

Who am I?

Clothes of brass and hair of brown

Seldom need to breathe

Don't need no wings to fly

And a heart of stone

And a fear of fire and water

Who am I?

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