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Doak's Need

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Lambchop Canonical path: /lambchop/doak-s-need Related lyric paths: 6
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Doak's Need

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Every boy is atlas

Every boy eats apples

Every boy is an asshole

So why do you need them

In a t-shirt blue

Did he feel so cruel

But he's so far from it

To feel like such a fool

The shoe? makes a sound

The leaves that she won't go?

The sun takes away

Like the army that's in ourselves

Every time you walk

It makes a teary? sight

Every time when you breathe

This is my foundry? plight

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