Diamond In The Grind
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Diamond In The Grind
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A shot in the dark
The last dance of a flickering spark
On the footsteps
Of my diamond in the grind
A sweet rising note
The last blast on a fainting throat
A paupers serenade
For my diamond in the grind
Every last tear that I earned
I'd spend in a single night
Laughing like a dream
When heart take king
And tried to take my sunshine
A hard wearing prayer
A holy nudge on gods tea chair
On the footsteps
Of my diamond in the grind
Every last tear that I earned
I'd spend in a single night
Laughing like a dream
When heart take king
And tried to take my sunshine
A shot in the dark
The last dance of a flickering spark
On the footsteps
Of my diamond in the grind
On the footsteps
Of my diamond in the grind
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Cherry Ghost performs "Diamond In The Grind", and this lyric page sits inside the Cherry Ghost catalog on LyroVerse.
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