The J. Arthur Keenes Band
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Spaniard

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The J. Arthur Keenes Band Canonical path: /the-j-arthur-keenes-band/spaniard Related lyric paths: 3
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Spaniard

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All these years

The line gets closer and closer

Then disappears some night

You forgot to say

I had lost myself

By the time it was over

And I had lost myself

By the time it was done

Oh your teeth dig deep

My bones are your host this year

It's hard enough to keep

Composed on this surface

But I had lost myself

By the time it was over

And I had lost myself

By the time it was done

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