Perfect Timing
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Perfect Timing
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This is perfect timing
like being struck in the face by lightning
It's not easy climbing
When you're being strapped to the floor whilst trying
Here it goes again...
This is perfect timing
Like being struck in the face by lightning
And now are we sliding?
Two directions, we're dying
Here it goes again...
This is perfect timing
Like being struck in the face by lightning
And now that we're dying
Two lost souls cannot be binding
Here it goes again...
This is perfect timing
Like being struck in the face by lightning
You know it's frightening
Being struck in the face by lightning
This is perfect timing
The lightning has no trouble finding me
And that's the way it's supposed to be
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Anthony Hill performs "Perfect Timing", and this lyric page sits inside the Anthony Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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