Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Marc Déry
Canonical path: /marc-dery/brain-police
Related lyric paths: 6
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Brain Police
Read Brain Police lyrics by Marc Déry on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Brain Police
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Watch out Billy
The brain police are coming Billy
Watch out Billy
The brain police are coming Billy
Oh, Watch out!
Watch out Billy
The brain police are coming
Watch out Billy
They're coming beside you Billy
Watch out Billy
They're coming beside you Billy
Oh...
Coming down to get your mouth
Watch out Billy
The brain police are coming
I said watch out Billy
They're trying to hold you Billy
I said watch out Billy
They're trying to hold you Billy
Get down
Watch out, Billy.... [to fade...]
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