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Artist: Spoon
Canonical path: /spoon-musicas/the-figures-of-art
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The Figures Of Art
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The Figures Of Art
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It's easier to drink on an empty stomach than eat on a broken heart
The figures of art
And that kind of thing only will bring you apart
I'll give it just one more chance
I need to go get some leg get some shine on my shoes
I need a new pair of pants and take part in it too
Like figures of art yeah
Do do do do do do do
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It's easier to eat on a broken stomach than drink on an empty heart
The figures of art
At quarter to three where you want to be is hard
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