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Brian Eno ~ Third Uncle


There are tins There was pork There are legs There are sharks There was john There are cliffs There was mother There's a poker There was you Then there was you. There are scenes There are blues There are boots There are shoes There are turks There are fools They're in lockers They're in schools There in you Then there was you. Burn my fingers Burn my toes Burn my uncle Burn his books Burn his shoes Cook the leather Put it on me Does it fit me Or you? It looks tight on you. more free lyrics

There are tins
There was pork
There are legs
There are sharks
There was john
There are cliffs
There was mother
There's a poker
There was you
Then there was you.

There are scenes
There are blues
There are boots
There are shoes
There are turks
There are fools
They're in lockers
They're in schools
There in you
Then there was you.

Burn my fingers
Burn my toes
Burn my uncle
Burn his books
Burn his shoes
Cook the leather
Put it on me
Does it fit me
Or you?
It looks tight on you.

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