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Artist: Skeleton Key
Canonical path: /skeleton-key/sawdust
Related lyric paths: 5
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Sawdust
Read Sawdust lyrics by Skeleton Key on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sawdust
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My head is filled with sawdust
Glass eyes of vacant black bulbs
And from my perch of red rust
The world contracts and unfolds
There was a liar with the great incisors
Shimmering through the steaming geyser
Of platitudes and of pasteurisers
He's sincere, so sincere
There was a bird with the brilliant plummage
Suffering through the airborn sewage
Of black clouds and of black perfummage
Sincere, she's so sincere
There was a flock that would only follow
Any shit they'd taste they'd swallow
You'd never know that their heads were hollow
Sincere, so sincere
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Skeleton Key performs "Sawdust", and this lyric page sits inside the Skeleton Key catalog on LyroVerse.
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