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Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 8.75/10 [4 votes]Album: The Pink Opaque / Original Release Date: 1985Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 3 min 40 sec
From The Flagstones
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From The Flagstones Lyrics
At times I've seen you from the armyard
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
At times I've seen you from the armyard
At times I've seen you from the balustrade
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
You can't cajole
And you can't cajole
And you can't cajole
And can't cajole
At times I've seen you from the aureole
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
At times I've seen you from the aureole
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
Like another goalstone
You may cajole
And you may cajole
And you may cajole
You may cajole
And you may cajole
And you may cajole
You may cajole
And you may cajole
And you may cajole
And make a joke
At times I've seen you from the balustrade
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
At times I've seen you from the balustrade
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
At times I've seen you from the armyard
At times I've seen you from the balustrade
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
You can't cajole
And you can't cajole
And you can't cajole
And can't cajole
At times I've seen you from the aureole
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
At times I've seen you from the aureole
Like another goalstone
You may cajole
And you may cajole
And you may cajole
You may cajole
And you may cajole
And you may cajole
You may cajole
And you may cajole
And you may cajole
And make a joke
At times I've seen you from the balustrade
At times I've seen you from the flagstones
At times I've seen you from the balustrade
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Songwriter(s): Elizabeth Fraser, Robin A. Guthrie
Record Label(s): 1986 4AD
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Meaning to "From The Flagstones" song lyrics (1 meaning)
-referencing ocsar wilde? - we may be lying in the gutter, but we're staring at the stars - (or similar)