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Artist: Wild Beasts
Canonical path: /wild-beasts/please-sir
Related lyric paths: 6
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Please Sir
Read Please Sir lyrics by Wild Beasts on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
person
Curated by Ethan Walker
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Please Sir
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Come to from slumber on bed's soft tundra
Murky with mourn beside dead uniform
And I wish and I hope
and I wish and I hope
with long drag on me smoke
and I wish and I hope
that I'll stalk the corridors once more.
Please, Sir let me return, if only for a term (how I yearn)
It's glee, Sir, with your hot breath upon me (gob gurning in fury)
But…
I only winded that lad before he bolted
And…
I only fumbled that lass, besides, I was revolted
So for forgiveness,
with me boyz as witness,
Take these chips with cheese
as an offering of peace
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