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Artist: The Sharks
Canonical path: /the-sharks/take-a-razor-to-your-head
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Take A Razor To Your Head
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Take A Razor To Your Head
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When your Mom says you look really nice
When you're dressed up like a Ted
It's time to follow this Cat's advice -
Take a razor to your head
When you feel it's time to move along
And you feel like somethin' new
Just follow the trail of discarded drapes
Here's what you must do:
Take your old man's cut-throat
With the stains where he has bled
And take a razor to your head
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