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Artist: Gregory And The HawK
Canonical path: /gregory-and-the-hawk/harmless
Related lyric paths: 6
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Harmless
Read Harmless lyrics by Gregory And The HawK on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Harmless
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So you think you do no harm
I caught you once when you were young
So you think I'd benefit
Well a curse is what you make of it
Oh, I will greet you when
Someone feeds you sin
Like my own
I will need you then
Like an inhalation
Without you I have no doubt
I'd a grown up with an angel's mouth
Now here we are so tightly wound
Catapult this stone to hit the clouds
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