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Operation: Sand

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Karate Canonical path: /karate/operation-sand Related lyric paths: 6
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Operation: Sand

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Gas proof floors and garden walls

Through every spring and every fall

I'll drive your car through black holes

And then I'll start to sing

Until the shit is sold

Parts undone

And all are one

But there's a part that burns

If I can get it to run

Young Im told and proud

So bold

It's just the part that learns

The part that learns is old

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