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Artist: The Monochrome Set
Canonical path: /the-monochrome-set/albert-bridge
Related lyric paths: 6
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Albert Bridge
Read Albert Bridge lyrics by The Monochrome Set on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Albert Bridge
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Rattlesnake milk
With two sugars in it.
Pour in rat poison tea.
Cock your little finger
Sip it till it's finished
Expire on the settee
Suicide!
Albert Bridge
With all the lights upon it
And two bricks round your legs
Swan dive into the air
Wind blowing through your hair
Next thing your hopping on dregs
Suicide!
Guy Fawkes night
And you're the dummy sitting
On the pile of old chairs
Oh light the taper mother
Hear the wet wood splitting
Smell those frazzling hairs
Suicide!
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The Monochrome Set performs "Albert Bridge", and this lyric page sits inside the The Monochrome Set catalog on LyroVerse.
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