I'm the ostrich
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I'm the ostrich
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This is the end
This is the time where
I won't change my mind again
No, I cannot pretend
To be an ostrich nor a peacock when it ends
And there's no easy way out
There's no easy way out
There's no easy way out
You don't have to make it right
There's no easy way out
There's no easy way out
Lend me some lust
Lend me some time
And I will pay you back in trust -
Trust your undertone
Don't let the bastards
Bring you down when you're alone
And there's no easy way out
There's no easy way out
There's no easy way out
You don't have to make it right
There's no easy way out
There's no easy way out
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Edson performs "I'm the ostrich", and this lyric page sits inside the Edson catalog on LyroVerse.
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