Devil's Shoulder
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Devil's Shoulder
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I killed all my fears in this cold cold seat
Spending my money in this empty bar
The devi’s shoulder will certainly fit
While the city falls apart
The big street eyes
Are burning red
The fast maverick screams loud
My pretty angel
For sure will charge
If you have enough to pay her price
Bright city lights don’t make me stop
This long cold night won’t make me stop
It doesn’t seem right, but I won’t stop
The time passes by
My pretty angel
For sure will charge
If you have enough to pay her price
I killed all my fears in this cold cold seat
Spending my money in this empty bar
The devil’s shoulder will certainly fit
While the city falls apart
My pretty angel
For sure will charge
If you have enough to pay her price
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Broken Jazz Society performs "Devil's Shoulder", and this lyric page sits inside the Broken Jazz Society catalog on LyroVerse.
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