Boxing Shadows
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Boxing Shadows
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Oh, you won the war, you won the war
And now you’re wandering how you’re so alone
You got the part, you got the part
But why are all lines so damn short?
You’re boxing shadows, you’re not the hero
Of great renown, there’s room to grow
Oh, when do you know, when do you know?
That all the work was worth the pay in tolls?
My dreams still howl, my dog still growls
The pack is running faster every hour
You’re boxing shadows, you’re not the hero
Of great renown, there’s room to grow
You’re boxing shadows, you’re not the hero
Of great renown, there’s room to grow
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Giants & Pilgrims performs "Boxing Shadows", and this lyric page sits inside the Giants & Pilgrims catalog on LyroVerse.
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