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Artist: Slaughter Beach, Dog
Canonical path: /slaughter-beach-dog/toronto-mug
Related lyric paths: 6
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Toronto Mug
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Toronto Mug
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You're in the hallway
Weighing your options, silent
Hand in a trash bag
The other on your frayed hem
I'm in the hallway
Opposite yours in silence
Hand in a trash bag
Scared to death of what you'll say
Meet in the foyer
Note that our friends have gone home
I offer to leave
Then you make coffee
Dumb luck, I thought
Toronto mug your father bought
You're on hands and knees
Looking for your favorite DVD
I lied
Saying I saw Annie Hall when I was twelve
But I only remember the first part now
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