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Artist: Pixies
Canonical path: /pixies/plaster-of-paris
Related lyric paths: 6
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Plaster Of Paris
Read Plaster Of Paris lyrics by Pixies on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Plaster Of Paris
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You look like a praying mantis
You could say that the bug is man
Big joke or a small disaster
Last chance before they give it the plaster
Paint my picture and I'll paint you
You're not like others you ain't
Running down the hill I thought I passed her
Last chance before they give it the plaster
I can't dance but I don't wanna bore ya
Last line from the Cephalophore
I'll be the son of a son of a son of a bastard
Last chance before they give it the plaster
Big joke or a small disaster
Last chance before they give it the plaster
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