Glass Houses
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Glass Houses
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Make a way for the queen
He's got the most spectacular wardrobe you've ever seen
So what if he bleaches his hair
And dresses are what he likes to wear
Who are you to say what he should do
People in glass houses don't throw stones, no, no, no
People in glass houses don't throw stones, no, no, no
And you say he's a fool
And you make this supposition cause you know he never went to school
So what if he can't do this two times two
He can do other things you can't do, I can't do, you can't do
People in glass houses don't throw stones, no, no, no
People in glass houses don't throw stones, no, no, no
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Hazel O'Connor performs "Glass Houses", and this lyric page sits inside the Hazel O'Connor catalog on LyroVerse.
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