Penny Licks
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Penny Licks
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Maybe when we are gone, long gone
You can have our bedroom as your own
And we can't seem to find a stable table
So we'll just take our eggs and we'll be on our way
And when we pay our tolls, you should pay us a compliment like
"You have lovely eyes" or "your bone structure is quite exquisite"
We will crane our necks (we will crane our necks)
We do not wish to make a baby
We will crane our necks (we will crane our necks)
We were not built to raise this city up
We will crane our necks (we will crane our necks)
We do not wish to start a family
We will crane our necks (we will crane our necks)
We were not made to build this city up
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