Lights In The Sky
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Lights In The Sky
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Propped up, dropped out, rest up right
Probably shouldn't try and leave town tonight
I've got a dollar bill, you've got a fire
It's damn good to be alive
Look up, look out, look in and see
I do believe there's somebody eyeballin' me
If I move to the left, do you move to the right?
No matter where I jump I'm still locked in their sights
The lights in the sky keep calling my name...
They're calling my name. I think they're coming for me
Calling my name...
Calling my name...
They're calling my name...
Calling my name...
They're coming for me.
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Les Claypool performs "Lights In The Sky", and this lyric page sits inside the Les Claypool catalog on LyroVerse.
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