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Artist: Nits
Canonical path: /nits/clean-shirt-in-paris
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Clean Shirt In Paris
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Clean Shirt In Paris
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Could it be the strange man he's
Headline news
Long, thin and glasses and
Snakeskin shoes
Was it something he said 'bout the
Weather and read on a dirty
Magazine
I have seen his face before
The tools of his trade are
Dangerous and mean
His hands are dirty his shirt is
Always clean (he said)
And I have seen his face
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