Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Corleone
Canonical path: /corleone/between-friends-and-snakes
Related lyric paths: 5
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Between Friends And Snakes
Read Between Friends And Snakes lyrics by Corleone on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Between Friends And Snakes
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Lies and deceive
traidors all around me
watch out(back)
look around and find
your true friends
amound the snakes
amound the poinson
if you betray us
you shall pay
treat your friends like your family(back)
someday you´ll understand
you are defendant in this trail
i am the judge and your guty
deceive and you will be dead
i will finish what you started
and you shall pay tonight
find the roses amound the thorns
get back your heart
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