Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Marc Cohn
Canonical path: /cohn-marc/fallen-angels
Related lyric paths: 6
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Fallen Angels
Read Fallen Angels lyrics by Marc Cohn on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fallen Angels
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Baby baby, the time is at hand
I tell you one thing that you'll understand
Been a long time looking for something strong
Oh baby it ain't gonna be that long
[Repeat Verse]
We're just fallen angels
(Fallen angels)
Straight from heaven
(Straight from heaven)
I can't keep on
(Can't keep on)
Rollin' sevens
(Rollin' sevens)
Oh baby how lucky can one man get?
Yeah I know I gotta go but I ain't finished yet
(I ain't finished yet)
Oh baby, it ain't gonna be that long
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