Star-Field on red lines
Read Star-Field on red lines lyrics by Duncan Sheik on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Star-Field on red lines
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Playground, homeland
A countryside to save
Blue skies, airspace,
Soldiers to raise
Sacrifice
Strong armed, Christians
Oiled up and fed
Safe as houses, aprons of lead.
Sanctified
Omens and signs
Star-field, red lines
Turn those blind eyes
Fantasies, white lies
How much longer
This empire of night
Smallest subjects
All begin to fight
And multiply.
Omens and signs
Star-field, red lines
Turn those blind eyes
Fantasies, white lies
Omens and signs
Star-field, red lines
Turn those blind eyes
Fantasies, white lies
Head down, brace yourself
Here it comes.
Head down, brace yourself
Here it comes.
Head down, brace yourself
Here it comes.
Head down, brace yourself
Here it comes.
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Who performs "Star-Field on red lines"?
Duncan Sheik performs "Star-Field on red lines", and this lyric page sits inside the Duncan Sheik catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Mirror In The Heart and Another Gone with a short reason for opening each page next.
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