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Artist: The Lodger
Canonical path: /lodger/hairdo
Related lyric paths: 6
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Hairdo
Read Hairdo lyrics by The Lodger on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hairdo
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Entertaining your wives at the office balls
Answering all your phone calls
I will fix you a drink make a little speech
Still always out reach
Philanthrophist are misanthropes
Nuns where nothing under the ropes
Father gave me advice, mother bought my shoes
Screw this modern modern who am i blues
I do my own hairdo-o-oo
Look AT the view words can never tell
World is so huge and so is hell
You believe good deads lead to afterlife
If that's so pass me that knife
I do my own hairdo-o-oo
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