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A Thousand Words
02:26
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All you ladies, what you think of love?
You wanna put it in a little tea cup.
Why you want cute, when you can have handsome?
I see a photo, I see a ransom.
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Apostle with a Rifle
02:13
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When they see you coming, the people run and hide
They say they the devil, he's a-crawling by your side
But I would exorcise you
If you let me, I think it's worth a try
I'd be your disciple, and apostle with a rifle
And a stand-up guy.
People say you're crazy, selfish and spoiled
That you alone are guilty for the rising price of oil
They make you a pariah
I tell you I ain't no messiah
But I'd be your disciple, and apostle with a rifle
No more the town crier.
Just 'cause your sister might act like a saint
That don't mean she is, she probably ain't
Yeah, I know better
I can read between the letters
I'd be your disciple, an apostle with a rifle
A fine typesetter.
I'd be your disciple, an apostle with a rifle
A fine typesetter.
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Kurt Bel-Air Montreal, Québec
Song slinger with a voice like the iceberg that sunk the Titanic.
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