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Artist: The Ugly Club
Canonical path: /the-ugly-club/claim-somebody
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Claim Somebody
Read Claim Somebody lyrics by The Ugly Club on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Claim Somebody
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Collect your colorful life
You're movin' over
We'll live identical.
High and never lower
Than that we'll get so drunk.
Just cut that ribbon with me.
They took my money
Like i need it
Five dollar wine's just the same.
Oh what's the fun
If it's all you know.
Don't think you suffer alone.
H-h-h-harmony
Oh you now belong to me
We'll live erotically.
I'm so used to nobody
Touching me and my body
I'm claiming you as mine.
Oh, i claim you.
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