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Cat Piano

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Seabear Canonical path: /seabear/cat-piano Related lyric paths: 6
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Cat Piano

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Half-remembered

Drunken nights

The sun stayed up like

a diamond in the sky

I woke up - where have you been?

I know I'm bored

and my blood is pretty thin

But some nights I swear

There was magic in the air:

A fox invites me to part from loneliness

Wolfes seem to create scent

An owl in my head

Your head's in headlock

Are you in trouble again?

Now you've lost another friend

You felt something

But you're never feeling loved

Wind that'll break men

You're the one that freaking lost

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