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Artist: Spoon
Canonical path: /spoon-musicas/dismember
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Dismember
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Dismember
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If she had half a mind, well she might
Not take this song quite so seriously,
So put the notebook down, and take off your dress
I've never seen it before, and I said
(Dismember) That's what you are
(Dismember) You're a bad guy
(Dismember) That's what you do
(Dismember) To win sugar
C'mon let's go outside you know we can go sit out in your car andget
Cut down
Cut off
Cut down
(Dismember) Well I was at your show, old man
(Dismember) I couldn't watch you at all, old man
(Dismember) I couldn't take my eyes off you
Cut down
Cut off
Cut down
Cut off
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