Torts
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Torts
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All you liars and judgers and reading rooms
This song goes out to you
As your counselor wishes that I could prove
Everyone travels in twos
Is it the end of the beginning?
Mommy killed a mouse
Baby burned the house
Daddy found the pills
Monkey(?) bought a church
Jesus called it Earth
There's no one else to blame
So evil was the tort
The toaster and a fork
Everyone will say
The monkey couldn't lie
The jury wouldn't buy
The perfect alibi
Forget about the lies, your thoughts, your food
Eat them up, they love you
If you cross and you count
Oh, you try to move
This will come back, back to you
As the stone eats the circle
The litigation of your favorite pen
Has the whole world gotten the blues?
There's question marks aimed at you
Is it the end of the beginning?
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Starlight Mints performs "Torts", and this lyric page sits inside the Starlight Mints catalog on LyroVerse.
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