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Radiohead ~ Pearly


How'd you get your teeth so pearly? Dew-drop dentures White-washed faces She runs from the third world, pearly Vanilla (feel it crawl to me) Milkshakes (crawl back again) From Hard Rock (whatever you say) Cafes (it won't go away) That's where (I feel it crawl to me) She got her (crawls back again) Sweet tooth (it won't go away) For white boys (whatever you say) She runs from the third world, pearly Hurts me Darling hurts me Darling hurts me Darling hurts me more free lyrics

How'd you get your teeth so pearly?
Dew-drop dentures
White-washed faces
She runs from the third world, pearly

Vanilla (feel it crawl to me)
Milkshakes (crawl back again)
From Hard Rock (whatever you say)
Cafes (it won't go away)
That's where (I feel it crawl to me)
She got her (crawls back again)
Sweet tooth (it won't go away)
For white boys (whatever you say)

She runs from the third world, pearly

Hurts me
Darling hurts me
Darling hurts me
Darling hurts me

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