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Oh Mary Lyrics by Ty Segall Band

Slaughterhouse

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Oh Mary, why do you do this [?]
I'll tell you all don't you know that I'm a wicked man
Oh Mar - ooh, I got you in my pocket
Right next to all of my change and things, my heart is in your locket
Right next to all of my change and things, my heart is in your locket
Oh no
Oh Mary, why do you do this [?]
I'll tell you all don't you know when I'm a wicked man
Oh Mar - ooh, I got you in my pocket
Right next to all of my change and things, my heart is in your locket
Right next to all of my change and things, my heart is in your locket
Oh no
Aah, uh, uh, uh, uh

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"Oh Mary" appears on "Slaughterhouse".

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