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Bartleby

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Jonbenét Canonical path: /the-jonbenet/bartleby Related lyric paths: 6
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Bartleby

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The tea kettle called it arson

But I assured him it was only treason

It was only treason

Bought with a passion and sold for less than a fortune

These glass eyes only break if you catch them

This all must end between the rocks and the sea

This drink of kings once passed over this deck

Once passed over this deck

It was all in good humor

Was all in good humor

Was all in good humor

Was all in good humor

I swear

I swear

I swear

One, two, three, four

I swear

I swear

I swear

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