Right Hand Man
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Right Hand Man
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Right hand lady
I'm rolling up to meet her
And trading her for favours
Simmer down and taste her
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand man?
Takes a blue serge sailor
To keep looking out forever
Sitting toying with a razor
And cutting down angels
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand man?
Like a red-eyed saviour
I've been working up a taste for
Kicking over tables
It's written round my halo
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand man?
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand
Can I be your right
Can I be your right hand man?
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Who performs "Right Hand Man"?
Attrition performs "Right Hand Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Attrition catalog on LyroVerse.
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