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Artist: Mclusky
Canonical path: /mclusky/1956-and-all-that
Related lyric paths: 6
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1956 And All That
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1956 And All That
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Come out quick and count the corpse
I'm sure we killed a family
Keep your killing clean my love
Just keep your killing clean
Come out quick and count the corpse
I'm sure we killed a family
Keep your killing clean my love
Just keep your killing clean
Come out quick and name the dead
I'm sure we got a scrabble score
Keep your killing clean my love
Just keep your killing clean
Come out quick and name the dead
I'm sure we got a scrabble score
Keep your killing clean my love
Just keep your killing clean
Good advice
Sons and lovers
Western armies
Good advice
Sons and lovers
Western armies
To the left two bored men discuss suicide by drum solo
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Once a year or maybe twice
Your son looks like michael jackson
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