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Artist: Joan of Arc
Canonical path: /joan-of-arc/live-in-chicago-1999
Related lyric paths: 6
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Live In Chicago, 1999
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Live In Chicago, 1999
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We're all always out it's always way to loud and
I'm just so so so sick of the city streets of switchblade dicks
Out breaking your mother's heart it's any empty threat December
Every night empty see empty do drunk enough
If not too drunk to and
I'm just so so so sick or shouting monosyllabically
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