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Artist: The Blasting Company
Canonical path: /the-blasting-company/two-shoes-blues
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Two Shoes Blues
Read Two Shoes Blues lyrics by The Blasting Company on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Two Shoes Blues
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I have two pairs of shoes
Two shoes, uh, to stand by you
Or, two shoes for these
Walking blues
I have three words for you
Three words that I just can't use
These words, they just won't do
I have four limbs to climb
Four limbs to climb so high
To reach the Moon
In your great sky
I have five fingers
Five fingers to grasp your love
(No, that's not)
Five fingers to, uh, hold, your uh
(Ugh, that's not very good)
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The Blasting Company performs "Two Shoes Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the The Blasting Company catalog on LyroVerse.
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