Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Snuff
Canonical path: /snuff/teabag
Related lyric paths: 6
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Teabag
Read Teabag lyrics by Snuff on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Teabag
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Those piggy little eyes showed yesterday
Reminding me more of your stupid ways
Hopping along behind a hypocrite's smile
Offering a mouthful of teeth & snarls
But no-one cares - history's written
Just turn away...
There was blood in your eyes & your back was broke
Dutch courage turned tp splintered bone
Lying there waiting for the world to make sense
When all it had to offer was the kiss of death
I heard a little whisper but it died away
Ran it to the press but the ink ran dry
Broken back and bloody eyes
Dragged to the side of the road I left to die
Wasted smiles... Wasted eyes...
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