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Brave Combo ~ Walking Stick


Look at that walking stick I'm just a walking stick He's on the ceiling And i'm on the floor Pick up my walking stick I'm just a walking stick I don't belong in this house anymore Than he, than he, than he does he, than he He must have slipped in 'cause he got thirsty Needed protection from enemies He saw the light on He's here for entertainment He doesn't know they're misery To see, to see, misery to see, to see Instrumental break with various groans There goes the walking stick Back out the front door He wants to eat Some bugs in the yard Am i a walking stick? Now i'm on all-fours Do i belong here? Decisions are So hard, so hard, to make so hard, so hard Repeat first verse and random choruses to end more free lyrics

Look at that walking stick
I'm just a walking stick
He's on the ceiling
And i'm on the floor
Pick up my walking stick
I'm just a walking stick
I don't belong in this house anymore
Than he, than he, than he does he, than he

He must have slipped in
'cause he got thirsty
Needed protection from enemies
He saw the light on
He's here for entertainment
He doesn't know they're misery
To see, to see, misery to see, to see

Instrumental break with various groans

There goes the walking stick
Back out the front door
He wants to eat
Some bugs in the yard
Am i a walking stick?
Now i'm on all-fours
Do i belong here?
Decisions are
So hard, so hard, to make so hard, so hard

Repeat first verse and random choruses to end

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