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Artist: An Early Cascade
Canonical path: /an-early-cascade/hunted-helicopters
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Hunted Helicopters
Read Hunted Helicopters lyrics by An Early Cascade on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hunted Helicopters
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Come down from your horse and run because
The devil has taken possession of it.
Delusion is charming. seduction is near.
We walk along roads of beauty that are already withered
And swim in seas of love that have already run dry.
Delusion is charming. seduction is near.
We seem to be hunting ghosts that bear our own names.
Can we calm those who were born aflame? calm ourselves.
Calm the demons that are the branches overgrowing our hearts.
Regain!
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