Radio Flyer's Last Journey
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Radio Flyer's Last Journey
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Its cold,its raining
and conneticut is hating me
the snowflakes on gallows
in the fall serenity
(yeah[x6])
[Joe screaming]
lay me down on thorns and nails
splintering the bones
lay me down on thorns and nail
the last one to pass in his bed
[Joe screaming]
again....leave me alone....i'm sorry, sorry
lay me down
Poison nails
Lay me down
in this bed
he's warm hes floating
and the angels wings are carrying
the radio flyer sends for him
and the mother now buries it
lay me down on thorns and nails
splintering the bones
he last one to pass in his bed
[joe screaming]
I'll open this bottle of wine [x4]
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