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Artist: Headphones
Canonical path: /headphones/wise-blood
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Wise Blood
Read Wise Blood lyrics by Headphones on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Wise Blood
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There on the back wall
You could see pictures of three
Who had braved the mighty sea
With their chests of gold and greed
In the hope they would be free of tyranny
Ain't that how it always ends?
These two started off as friends/enemies
If you think you've been redeemed
Then I wouldn't want to be
If you think you've been redeemed
Then I wouldn't want to be
If you think you've been redeemed
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