Murky Edgewater
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Murky Edgewater
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Upon this rock I've fallen
Like an angel with broken wings
Tears flow slowly through my veins
In the dirt I'm crawlin'
As the siren softly sings
And we forget about our chains
Someday soon my time will come
And then I'll understand
That was fun I sing to my gun
But in the end my hands are tied.
Oh, this pain I'm drinkin'
I swear one day I'll just let go
As an angel rise above
I am helpless to save the world
The pills don't have the same effect
my feet in chains and hand in blood
Someday soon my time will come
And then I'll understand
That was fun I sing to my gun
We'll have to do it again someday
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Danny Campbell performs "Murky Edgewater", and this lyric page sits inside the Danny Campbell catalog on LyroVerse.
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