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Lisp Service

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Robert Wyatt Canonical path: /robert-wyatt/lisp-service Related lyric paths: 6
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Lisp Service

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Trouble isn't my middle name

Left in peace would make my day

You started the fire not me

Camouflaged in mystery

Plundering, murdering

Raiding coast to coast

Good old days of gore

And now you tell me

I should learn to deal with you all

Bow to you and praise the Lords for

Everything, everything, you won for us

After all that was before

There weren't no amnesty

International, nobody to check you

Don't give me that 'Polis'

That 'Rule of law'

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