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Artist: Robert Pollard
Canonical path: /robert-pollard/showbiz-opera-walrus
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Showbiz Opera Walrus
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Showbiz Opera Walrus
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Uncorking a fresh jug of Indian ripple
The road to excess is a time bomb
The kids in the back wipe snot on the tail
Of your silver tuxedo but still youll not fail
Youre the showbiz opera walrus
A double bassoon and a college full of christians
Expensive and horsey
Let go the balloon
The rope walking skeletons dance to the tune
Of the showbiz opera walrus
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Robert Pollard performs "Showbiz Opera Walrus", and this lyric page sits inside the Robert Pollard catalog on LyroVerse.
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