Prelude
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Prelude
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Once is too much for me
A thousand never enough
Once is too much for me
A thousand never enough
Once is too much for me
A thousand never enough
Once is too much for me
A thousand never enough
It's never enough
Stick your head into your feet
Stick your feet into my blood
The bees are coming for you
We're coming for you
Coming for ya
Coming for ya
It's coming for ya
And now our parents are all dead
So too the firstborns in their beds
And the bees are coming to
Other flowers in your head
And California how your mourn!
With the sickness in your corn
The cold firstborn and
The other flowers in my head
Now the bees are coming
Kill the captain
Kill the crew
What did they ever did for you?
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Foals performs "Prelude", and this lyric page sits inside the Foals catalog on LyroVerse.
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