Indian Rope
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Indian Rope
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When we were wrong we had no right
Who am i to fade away
Sometimes i can tell you what does it mean
Who am i to question why
Who am i?
We come together
Follow the signs
Have you seen the size of mine?
You take the blame
And i'll take the pain
Who am i to sometimes say
[there seems] a better way
You missed a good one
Give me a break
You wish you never saw them saved
You take the fame
And i'll take the blame
Who am i to sometimes say
[there seems] a better way
When i was wrong we had no right
Who am i to fade away
Sometimes i can tell you what does it mean
Who am i to question why
Who am i?
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Who performs "Indian Rope"?
The Charlatans performs "Indian Rope", and this lyric page sits inside the The Charlatans catalog on LyroVerse.
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