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Artist: Tism
Canonical path: /tism/boot-party
Related lyric paths: 6
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Boot Party
Read Boot Party lyrics by Tism on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Boot Party
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You don't need Chardonnay
No sushi, no pate
Just get your mates around
Some bastard on the ground
Boot Party
Accepted etiquette
Is spilling the claret
We damn near could use bibs
Tonight we're having ribs
Just keep the lighting low
A lonely street lamp's glow
Into it's frightened ray
Will walk tonight's entree
Tomorrow's Monday, mate
We're back to lives we hate
We take revenge tonight
You could be next invite
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