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Artist: Devil Ate My Son
Canonical path: /devil-ate-my-son/victory-waltz
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Victory Waltz
Read Victory Waltz lyrics by Devil Ate My Son on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Victory Waltz
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Come take me down to your heart of gold, and I will
hear your song.
Cover me up in your fantasy world, where I can do you
no harm.
And hold me now close to you.
Fear the thoughts I am sending.
Hold me now close again.
This dream is almost ending.
Come take me down to your victory waltz, and I will
break your heart.
Gaze once again at the promise we made, that I have
torn all apart.
And hold me now close to you.
As though we're still pretending.
Hold me now close again.
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