The Many And The Few
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The Many And The Few
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In the cracks of the street
You'll be hearing all the tracks of the street
In the hole of the plan
You'll be feeling all the shit from the fan
All the cats on the scene
Can't stop licking and it's
Curdling the cream
All you kitty cats
Crawling up the slats
Won't you lick it up
Lap it up
There's a rattling
From the tins
And a battle
Rising up from the bins
So what you read
What you fed
Broken bread everywhere that I tread
All the cats on the scene
Can't stop licking and it's
Curdling the cream
All you kitty cats
Crawling up the slats
Won't you lick it up
Lap it up
Broken bread
You leave me broken
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