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Artist: Ass Ponys
Canonical path: /ass-ponys/donald-sutherland
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Donald Sutherland
Read Donald Sutherland lyrics by Ass Ponys on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Donald Sutherland
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when the moment finally comes
i could be the trigger
you could be the gun
that blows out the back
of my skull
when a better day arrives
i could be the winner
you could be the prize
that i can't pretend to have won
twilight is falling
the locusts are calling your name
when the devil's on the prowl
i can be the mortar
you can be the trowel
we could patch up
the cracks in our hearts
twilight is falling
the locusts are calling your name
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