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Artist: Tramp Stamp Moose
Canonical path: /tramp-stamp-moose/the-joker
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The Joker
Read The Joker lyrics by Tramp Stamp Moose on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Joker
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I saw you and you saw me
In that dream I had last night
With those monsters you'd become
I thought it was just a dream
It was crimson and so sweet
That drink
That was my last drink
That was the last dream
Crimson and so sweet
But it's over
I saw you and you saw me
In the middle of the night
In that dream of years ago
I realized it was not a dream
And it wasn? T that much sweet
It was just reality
That was my last drink
Tick of sanity
Lesbian machine
Psycho lover
Psycho lovely
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