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Artist: McEvoy Eleanor
Canonical path: /mcevoy-eleanor/camel-serrano
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Camel Serrano
Read Camel Serrano lyrics by McEvoy Eleanor on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Camel Serrano
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I thought why not come here
This fucking place just makes me laugh
Flee from my parents' house
Just to see the fat learn-to-fly
Snapped picture with pikachu
I, the Leleo, the fall-dick and elroy
Hit a photo next to the cowboy.
And the doll with snow-nose-to-carrot
Looked like one of my teachers
And the fact that no women
We eat without cutlery
But there is still time for them to arrive
And give us
Cutlery, amps, dumbbells, spoons, crops, rabbits, knees, and Jamelão window.
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