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Artist: Good Charlotte
Canonical path: /good-charlotte/the-fish-and-the-wart
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The Fish And The Wart
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The Fish And The Wart
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The fish, a lonely creature
With only one good feature
Which was (yeah yeah)
A small wart on his face (yeah yeah)
Chorus:
And the fish in the sea couldn't find in themselves to deal with
The wart
They were just fish i mean fish!
(yeah yeah)
Chorus repeats x 2
But aren't we all just lonely fish with warts on our faces?
Chorus repeats x 4
(slowly fades)
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