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Artist: Garbage Dogs
Canonical path: /garbage-dogs/holiday-sun
Related lyric paths: 6
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Holiday Sun
Read Holiday Sun lyrics by Garbage Dogs on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Holiday Sun
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Sunglasses and 'Credence'
Salt, Wather and a fryin brain
This morning I gonna cut my leg
Call the sharks for a dinner and
For a party too
Seaside suicide
Oh yeah, bad moon rises
Cigarettes and drinks
Burning summer, what you mean?
In this desert and wet town
I gonna wash my sins
Until my last breath
Seaside suicide
Oh yeah, bad moon rises
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