Shout
Read Shout lyrics by Flowers For Breakfast on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Shout
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I could try to tell you a story
About a nasty nasty boy
Your eyes won't change color
No they never did before
He left his girl with big belly
All alone and he
Would never go to their battle
Must be sweet to be God
Heaven could explode
Her arms open wide
Shout like a hero
Please I know you can shout like a hero
You don't listen to the story
You nasty nasty boy
Damn you don't call me
While there's already another
She will show you heaven
Her legs open wide
Shout like a hero
Please I know you can shout like a hero
So shout like a hero
Hey
I will try I will try
To be proud to be proud
Yeah
Give your sign Give your sign
Hey
I won't sign No I won't sign
No
Shout like a hero
Hey I know you can shout like a hero
So shout like a hero
Hero Hero
Shout Shout Shout
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Flowers For Breakfast performs "Shout", and this lyric page sits inside the Flowers For Breakfast catalog on LyroVerse.
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