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Artist: Rickie Lee Jones
Canonical path: /jones-rickie-lee/scary-chinese-movie
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Scary Chinese movie
Read Scary Chinese movie lyrics by Rickie Lee Jones on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Scary Chinese movie
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And my hands are flickering and the water turns to tracing paper and I watch you dry
I'm an army of stills like you flick between your fingers
You will always make me be faster than I am
There's a banner rising
I know sorry when I see its bones
We will always end up washed up on the shore and my hands are flickering,
Some one's reading the book over us,
White letters cross your trousers, we were always being dubbed
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Rickie Lee Jones performs "Scary Chinese movie", and this lyric page sits inside the Rickie Lee Jones catalog on LyroVerse.
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