Spurs
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Spurs
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Find me a drink or seven in this deadly heat
Who will help me find you
Along these ruined streets?
How many moons have passed me
Since I first took aim?
Soaring through the constellations
To pin point What's-her-name
I feel you getting warmer now
Just hope its not too late
I found the bounty
Fascinated by your face
I'm moving twice as fast now
Just you wait
I'm chasing you!
The bastard who's behind your capture
A master of his trade
Fled this city undetected
I swear I'll make him pay!
And to think you'd be the victim
Of this criminal ordeal
Maybe if it's my lucky day
We'll cash out and not get killed
I know you're waiting there for me
With coin and that pretty smile
I read the bounty
Realized the final score
Now only two things matter anymore
I found the bounty
Fascinated by your face
I'm moving twice as fast now
Just you wait
I'm chasing you!
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Who performs "Spurs"?
Bolus performs "Spurs", and this lyric page sits inside the Bolus catalog on LyroVerse.
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