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Alice Donut ~ World Profit


Mormon tabernacle screaming round the bend: Your ship is coming in, Your ship is coming in. And all the economic forecast predict: My ship is coming in, My ship is coming in. (tongues) Insects and bugs, arachnids and slugs: Crawling down my leg, Crawling down my leg. All the disregarded blood sausage saints: Pawing out for change, Pawing out for change. (tongues) Leather briefcase, corporate waves: They're packing in the train. But i can part the waves, Right down my spine. They're ozing down my spine. It's like a tongue of fire, I've got a tongue of fire. (tongues) I make the soup - a thick gravey soup. Come and get your spoons, I'm a world prophet. Look at my shoes. (i've got size 12 shoes) I've only got half a foot. (prophets don't fear the bottle) Walking over puddles, I'm a world prophet. I make the soup - a thick gravey soup. Come and get your spoons, I'm a world prophet. Put on your suits, Your dark navy suits. Get back into the streets, And make a profit - a false profit. more free lyrics

Mormon tabernacle screaming round the bend:
Your ship is coming in,
Your ship is coming in.
And all the economic forecast predict:
My ship is coming in,
My ship is coming in.
(tongues)

Insects and bugs, arachnids and slugs:
Crawling down my leg,
Crawling down my leg.
All the disregarded blood sausage saints:
Pawing out for change,
Pawing out for change.
(tongues)

Leather briefcase, corporate waves:
They're packing in the train.
But i can part the waves,
Right down my spine.
They're ozing down my spine.
It's like a tongue of fire,
I've got a tongue of fire.
(tongues)

I make the soup - a thick gravey soup.
Come and get your spoons,
I'm a world prophet.

Look at my shoes.
(i've got size 12 shoes)
I've only got half a foot.
(prophets don't fear the bottle)
Walking over puddles,
I'm a world prophet.

I make the soup - a thick gravey soup.
Come and get your spoons,
I'm a world prophet.

Put on your suits,
Your dark navy suits.
Get back into the streets,
And make a profit - a false profit.

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