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The Fish Lyrics by Alabaster dePlume

The Jester

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[whistling]
Why, certainly I would've known it when I fell out of the world[?]
I certainly couldn't know I couldn't be a perfect little girl[?]
When one room we have is narrow
Narrow
Narrow
[vocalising]
Go and blow into my boots
I said
Yeah, now
Do as you wish
While the longer that I stare
The more the bowl makes little circles out of the fish
When one room he has is narrow
Narrow
Narrow
[vocalising]
My blood, it is a petal
My mind is a sock in a washing machine
My brother I will tell you
I will tell you
I don't know what I mean
When what air we have is shallow
Shallow
Shallow
[vocalising]

About “The Fish” by Alabaster dePlume

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"The Fish" appears on "The Jester".

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