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Artist: The Books
Canonical path: /the-books/an-owl-with-knees
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An Owl With Knees
Read An Owl With Knees lyrics by The Books on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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An Owl With Knees
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Eat rye straw
Leave, withdraw
Drink ink tea
Stay with me
Fame stay shy
By way of why
Wait, lie low
Old ones' odd odes
Read. read on
Read, read on
Breathe, be calm
You're gone, gone on
It's strange to see how time agrees to slow
Down for owls with knees.
Read. read on
Read, read on
Breathe, be calm
You're gone, gone on
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