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Artist: T. Rex
Canonical path: /t-rex/sound-pit
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sound Pit
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Sound Pit
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Sound Pit
Basil Dazzle and her dissolving city
Stella Gazelle and the distraction I bought her
I wonder why, oh why
Debra Zebra and the disgusting gawk
Malice to Pallas at the all night palace, with Alice
I wonder why I wonder why
Metal Guru's in the loo with my glue, yeah,
Telegram Sam bought some land in Milan,
I wonder why
Thin faced Sally skinned a cat in my alley
Dawn sunstorm minister of doom, in your tomb
I wonder why
Lord I wonder why, I wonder why
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