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Artist: Adam Green
Canonical path: /adam-green/vultures
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Vultures
Read Vultures lyrics by Adam Green on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Vultures
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Tall and gorgeous
Cold as the summer time
I wish I had some news
To leave you this Caroline
Seen so many vultures
Split so many pieces
Down the line
Kastro would not believe
What comes from below
Fight me gladly
Leave before the battles grow
So good night, crazies
I leave them, feeling lazy
But I'm the god tonight
Golden fabric
Torn from the devil girl's hair
Cheap medallions
Gleam from the Vanity Fair
Seen so many vultures
Split so many creatures
Down there
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