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Artist: Blitzkid
Canonical path: /blitzkid/the-hills-have-eyes
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The Hills Have Eyes
Read The Hills Have Eyes lyrics by Blitzkid on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Hills Have Eyes
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Hey they're watchin' me I don't know why
Hey they're watchin' me in scenic disguise
Hey they're watchin' me blacken up the sky
Hey they're watchin' me the hills' they have eyes.
Shut your eyes
Hold on tight
Don't turn aroung
You're in their sight
Hey do you feel their stare riding on the breeze
Hey do you hear their laughter in the trees
Hey something in the ground is gonna rise
Hey take one last breath, these hills, they have eyes!
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Blitzkid performs "The Hills Have Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Blitzkid catalog on LyroVerse.
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