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Artist: The Kills
Canonical path: /the-kills/i-call-it-art
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I Call It Art
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I Call It Art
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I wonder, wondered, no wonder
The weakest, the cheapest, hangover
In the end, foe or friend, live apart
Call it hate, call it love, I call it art
A no good, a no one, a no show
A too much, perfection, to say no
In the end, foe or friend, live apart
Call it hate, call it love, I call it art
In the end, foe or friend, live apart
Call it hate, call it love, call it art
I wonder, I wondered, no wonder
The weakest, the cheapest, hangover
In the end, foe or friend, live apart
Call it hate, call it love, call it art
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