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Tabletalk

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Madam X Canonical path: /madam-x/tabletalk Related lyric paths: 6
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Tabletalk

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Don't Like Your Stare

Don't Like the Arm in the Air

Your Style Is So Brash

And That Silly Moustache

It Was, Tabletalk

The Evil I See

Sends Bad Vibrations Through Me

And Oh What a Square

With Your Diagonal Hair

It Was, Tabletalk

L Said to Gilly

'how Do You Do Tabletalk?'

'how Do You Do Tabletalk?'

And This Is What She Said;

'love Love Love Love...'

The Love of His Life

Too Close to Become a Wife

And the Death of This Girl

Came Close to Saving the World

From His Tabletalk

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