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Artist: Melvins
Canonical path: /melvins/joan-of-arc
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Joan Of Arc
Read Joan Of Arc lyrics by Melvins on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Joan Of Arc
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My left
My lefty
Come on you knuckleheads
Move it move it move it
moss in the mornin, lets you in
is it a field day (feel they?), make me sin
it's only warm my, let you stay
moss in the mornin, might be waaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyy!
chase!
learn-ed (your name?)
finely
earn your ray
might be they
lucky day
noooooooooooooooooo!
how could you ever, moss it down
extra ordin is, not my sound
she better hope, that you better mind
mix me over my, debt (left,let?) be
wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiide! (whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy!)
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