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The Other

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: John Frusciante Canonical path: /john-frusciante/the-other Related lyric paths: 6
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The Other

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Each word in sand

Day and dancers strum

Do together one by one

Piece of material

The past and future bang

One and the other

In the other, past (mumble)

And the other.

Why can daughters see right?!

I gotta rhythm ree----ahh!!!

Other in the other

Pick on my ahh! -

ooh...

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