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Artist: The Lord Weird Slough Feg
Canonical path: /the-lord-weird-slough-feg/white-cousin
Related lyric paths: 6
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White Cousin
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White Cousin
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We wanted to stay,
You cancelled the sun
We hide underground
And worship a gun
White cousin - When will it end?
The jungles we shared
Are all in the past
The all-seeing eye
Is closing at last
White cousin - When will it end?
They come with pink eyes
And lily-white skin
They hide underground
And burrow within
White cousins - Albino slaves
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