Reptile
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Reptile
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Extraterrestrial
Down on the corner
So unfamiliar
And making me wonder
All of the robots
Around it are dying
Craving emotions
And constantly fighting
The sun came out and it didn't go away
No, it didn't
It didn't go away
Extraterrestrial
Counting his fingers
Handing out pamphlets
Of light to us sinners
The sun came out and it didn't go away
No, it didn't
It didn't go away
So unfamiliar
Making me wonder
'Cause it says that god
Is a soul masturbator
Higher vibrations
Frequency flying
Living in light
'Cause the light freaks out dyin'
The sun came out and it didn't go away
No, it didn't
It didn't go away
The sun came out and it didn't go awayhg
No, it wouldn't
It wouldn't go away
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Lisa Germano performs "Reptile", and this lyric page sits inside the Lisa Germano catalog on LyroVerse.
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