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Artist: Biffy Clyro
Canonical path: /biffy-clyro/little-soldiers
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Little Soldiers
Read Little Soldiers lyrics by Biffy Clyro on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Little Soldiers
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I'll always say I'm sorry
I'll always say that you were right
I'll want to make you happy
I only want to make you proud
In the summertime, we sit
I'll be watching you, get over it
And back at home, we cry alone
And think, about eachother
We still dont know the damage
We recognise that somethings wrong
I know I'll always love you
Why cant we set fire to everyone
In the wintertime, we lay
Youll be watching me, get over it
And in our home, bone to bone
We sit, we cry together
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