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Artist: Inuit Monkeys
Canonical path: /inuit-monkeys/signs
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Signs
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Signs
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He's rolling in pain, he has no need for greedHe says that fog comes through this dark cloudsHe lets sunbeams control his life
Chorus:He does not feel like an outsider, 'cause he hasn't been in yetHe doesn't need a gun to blow his mind, won't you lift your veil?
He says dance or die, he wants to touch the skyHe has got nothing to say, and have you seen his body today
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