Golden Parachutes
Read Golden Parachutes lyrics by Fair To Midland on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Golden Parachutes
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Here they come
Smashing the gate
Swallowing swords with a song
Now my throat's numb
Where to find you
Your bread and your butter
Your deals lie in gutter
You both will decide
You know where the tide
Were you shaking in your boots?
Did it scare it you half to death?
When you saw the falling arrows.
Won't that be a sight?
Won't that be a sight?
Chorus:
Were you shaking in your boots?
Did it scare you half to death?
When you saw the falling arrows.
Did you stop it in your tracks?
Or join the whole stampede?
Just to keep from spilling over...
Won't that be a sight?
Won't that be a sight?
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Fair To Midland performs "Golden Parachutes", and this lyric page sits inside the Fair To Midland catalog on LyroVerse.
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