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Artist: Amandine
Canonical path: /amandine/fathers-amp-sons
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Fathers & Sons
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Fathers & Sons
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We fall apart
like fathers and sons
With a shot to the heart
from a poachers gun
You took a U-Turn
to dodge what was left
of a perfect excuse
a nail that was loose
We fell apart
like fathers and sons
With a shot to the heart
from a poachers gun
I can't shake it off
and I can't wear it down
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