Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Cane Hill
Canonical path: /cane-hill/we-die-young
Related lyric paths: 6
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We Die Young
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We Die Young
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Scary's on the wall
Scary's on his way
Watch where you spit
I'd advise you wait until it's over
Then you got hit
And you should've known better
And we die young
Faster we run
Down you're rolling
Watch the blood float in the muddy sewer
Take another hit
And bury your brother
And we die young
Faster we run
Scary's on the wall
Scary's on his way
Another alley trip
Bullet seek the place to bend you over
Then you got hit
And you should've known better
Faster we run
And we die young
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