White Line Fever
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White Line Fever
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We walk those city streets, the wolves in neon light
We're seeking sanctuary from the coming light
White Line Fever
Fuels the rage towards the dawn
'Cos to the night we were born
We prowl the midnight strip, hyenas on the hunt
We're cravin' evermore and just a little
White Line Fever
Race toward the comin' dawn
'Cos to the night we were born
Wolves like witches gather 'neath the dark Moon light
Casting spells with distant howls into the night
We walk these city streets, the wolves in neon light
We're seeking sanctuary and the endless night
I heard that vixen speak, she spoke to me in tongues
Howlin' like a wildcat every time she cums
White Line Fever
Bled me dry until the dawn, fires up and pleads for more
Wolves like witches gather 'neath the dark Moon light
Casting spells with distant howls into the night
We walk these city streets, the wolves in neon light
We're seeking sanctuary and the endless night
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Who performs "White Line Fever"?
Destroyer 666 performs "White Line Fever", and this lyric page sits inside the Destroyer 666 catalog on LyroVerse.
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