Twins
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Twins
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Where were you when
We lost the twins?
Where were you when
The fear settled in?
Where were you when
You swore you'd never forget?
Where were you when
We lost the twins?
There she goes
Goodbye America, America, America
What do they mean?
The stars and the stripes?
Oh say can you see
By the dawn's early light
Where were you when
You stopped paying attention?
Where were you when
We lost the twins?
There she goes
Goodbye America, America, America
Goodbye America, America, America
Goodbye America, America, America
Goodbye
Where were you when?
Where were you when?
Where were you when?
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Who performs "Twins"?
David Ramirez performs "Twins", and this lyric page sits inside the David Ramirez catalog on LyroVerse.
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