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Artist: Great White
Canonical path: /great-white/dead-endgarden-grove-1982
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Dead End(Garden Grove 1982)
Read Dead End(Garden Grove 1982) lyrics by Great White on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dead End(Garden Grove 1982)
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Desperate and a loser
A failure at his trade
Nothin' more to live for
Decision that he made
He said that he's sorry
But that won't work this time
End of the line
Bargained for his freedom
His last chance to run
Forced into a corner
And killed by his own gun
Can't take it, can't take it, can't take it no more
End of the line
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