Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Spiderbait
Canonical path: /spiderbait/who-are-the-freemasons
Related lyric paths: 6
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Who are the Freemasons?
Read Who are the Freemasons? lyrics by Spiderbait on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Who are the Freemasons?
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I don't know where I'll go now
I don't know where I'll go now
I don't know where I'll go now
I don't know someone tell me now
Cut my hair
Big big flair
It's nowhere
Cut me there
Come on yeah
Come on yeah
Come on yeah
Bam bam bam b bam b bow
I don't know where I'll go now
I don't know where I'll go now
I don't know where I'll go now
I don't know where I'll go now
Come on around
Beat it down
Broken down
Can't get around
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