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Staring At The Board

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Spoon Canonical path: /spoon-musicas/staring-at-the-board Related lyric paths: 6
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Staring At The Board

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What you knew of me was all sad and deformed

Operator i'm baked and i'm

Boy you better take a look in that box because

Sitting on them couches

Sitting on them floors

Well it's better that that's done and now you're gone

And the one with you the first

Is the one you feel the worst about

That's why i'm out in central station and i'm staring at the board

I'm staring at the board at central station one more time

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