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Murder Of A Small Man

Murder Of A Small Man lyrics by The Zephyrs. Meet me in the old house When the concrete is colder Linoleum is peiling from the floor Split the deck and take...

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Murder Of A Small Man

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Meet me in the old house

When the concrete is colder

Linoleum is peiling from the floor

Split the deck and take the card

The jokers have been taken out

The kings and queens are laughing at the name of hearts

Hold my teeth, don't breath in or fan me

Small stones grow large in soil and sand

Hold my teeth, don't breath in or fan me

Small stones grow large in soil and sand

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