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Artist: Side Boob
Canonical path: /side-boob/you-re-the-warden
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You're The Warden
Read You're The Warden lyrics by Side Boob on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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You're The Warden
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Hey buddy
Hey buddy
You want your back scratched buddy
Mouth full of marbles
Mouth full of lies
I can see through you like a window
But you're a ceiling not the sky
You say you're not the warden
But you're the fucking warden
You say you're not the warden
But you're the fucking warden
You say you're not the warden
But you're the fucking warden
Yeah you're the fucking warden
You're the fucking warden
Oh you're the fucking warden
Just another useless lying fucking warden
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