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Artist: Tori Amos
Canonical path: /tori-amos/til-the-chicken
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Til' The Chicken
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Til' The Chicken
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Tori Amos - Til' The Chicken
So some say she got
Green enough field
And some say she got
Too many strings
With petticoats out
And goin' hall gown
The sweetest nylon
No not where she's gone
Gonna raise his tail
And wraggle his wings
Some say she got
Plenty of stockings
Some say she got
Some Divas and Kramer
Why all this spare
Then shaking her tail
The sweetest nylon
No not where he's gone
Gonna raise his tail
And wraggle his wings
Until the little chicken come home
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