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Artist: The Exit
Canonical path: /exit-the/sit-and-wait
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sit And Wait
Read Sit And Wait lyrics by The Exit on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sit And Wait
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there's a poor man sucking down his will to live
and there's a joe mo working on the late night shift
there's a road to get us on out of here
and there's a whole wide world for you to fear
so take in what they taught you
follow in their footsteps
the days aren't getting longer but your life is getting cut
sit and wait another day
there's a war going on in no man's land
and there's some things i don't understand
there's a father cruisin down the open road
and he ain't ever coming home
so wallow in the shadows of the one's who done it all
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