Death In The Afternoon

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Let's Talk

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Death In The Afternoon Canonical path: /death-in-the-afternoon/let-s-talk Related lyric paths: 1

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Let's Talk

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All you ever do is wait for the wind to end

Follow across the sea like games is what the rain you send

All you ever do is wait for the wind to end

Then you feel the end, but you were to the very end

So let's talk, I better blow the wind away

So let's talk, my body got a things to say

So let's talk, I better blow the wind away

So let's talk, my body got a things to say

All you ever do is wait for the wind to end

Fall across the sea, the man spent down his life away

All you ever do is wait for the wind to end

Storm across your flair, his eyes are wishing there

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