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Artist: The Tiger Lillies
Canonical path: /the-tiger-lillies/smell
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Smell
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Smell
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I saw the piss running down your leg,
I knew that you were not well,
I saw the vomit come out of your mouth
and I knew that you were in hell.
And I love you though you smell
I saw you down in Finsbury park,
you were down before you fell
and saw your face it was scarlet and red
and I knew that you were in hell,
And I love you though you smell
after the breakdown, society cared
but social workers can't be everywhere
And I love you though you smell
And I love you though you smell
though you smell (X6)
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