None Shall Pass
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None Shall Pass
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Rattle rattle, face to the battle
Set your jaw for the hour of the war
O once more, once more
Pretty kitten with your poor paw to mitten
Padding out the plan for to sentencing your man
Once more today
Into the fray
O but none shall pass through here
Way back when we had some friends
They kissed us merely,
Myths came often then
Rattle rattle your man he is an animal
Your precious loving moments resound here like omens
You think of yesterday
When you used to have your way
O but none shall pass through here
Way back when we had some friends
They missed us dearly,
Kissed us often then
O hell, hell
Can you hear it
O no it's only you
Rattle rattle, tiny and terrible
The sounds that we make when our better parts break
And we shake them up
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Augie March performs "None Shall Pass", and this lyric page sits inside the Augie March catalog on LyroVerse.
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