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Legs
05:16
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You've left them all
Your Troy shall fall
Your tongue's in two
You made me a fool
Thousands alike forsake the night
Oh chatter chatter, industry I implore
My credibility
Can't say it's better than something
you've never loved before
You're slipping in your disdain
You've dropped them all
White legs now crawl
It's not your fault
It's what you're taught
And judging by the state of things,
I'll take a little more for myself
And judging by the state of things,
you'll take a little more in good health
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COYOTE HOTLINE Boston, Massachusetts
Coyote Hotline is the solo project of 21-year-old multi-instrumentalist Graham Crolley.
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