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Lavender

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Go-Betweens Canonical path: /the-go-betweens/lavender Related lyric paths: 6
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Lavender

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Everybody said that she's good in bed

Other people said that she's well read

She's got a pair or black boots that kick stones

She's got black moods she calls her own

She's got Tasmania in the back of her head

A future move in her head

She's been to Sydney once, no more

They poisoned her water and nailed her door

She wears Lavender it's her scent

Lavender wherever she went

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