Page type: lyric reference
Artist: After The Sirens
Canonical path: /after-the-sirens/red-letter-ransom
Related lyric paths: 6
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Red Letter Ransom
Read Red Letter Ransom lyrics by After The Sirens on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Red Letter Ransom
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come home!
i am so temporary
tell me i can sing to you
with my mouth so full of blood
i am so fragile
tell me i can run to you
when i can hardly stand on my own
and how long will you ransom me?
i always steal myself
how long will you ransom me?
i'll always steal myself
MEET ME AS HIGH AS I CAN GO
IF YOU CAN BEND YOURSELF THAT LOW
come home
come home...
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