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Artist: Sordid Humor
Canonical path: /sordid-humor/barbarossa
Related lyric paths: 4
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Barbarossa
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Barbarossa
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She's almost 17
she breathes in gasoline
and when she falls asleep
she's got these crazy dreams
pirates take young girls away
and burn down everything
she likes blue macaws
cause she can make them talk
and she sees islands in the street
between the cars which are like
waves on the beach
(chorus)
she's sick of gasoline
she's sick of waiting
for Barbarossa
Barbarossa
Barbarossa
she gets into his pickup truck
he takes her to Africa
drops her off in a parking lot
she dreams of pearls and coconuts
(chorus)
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