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Artist: Holy Sons
Canonical path: /holy-sons/more-flophouse-blues
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More Flophouse Blues
Read More Flophouse Blues lyrics by Holy Sons on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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More Flophouse Blues
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It's late and light bulbs dim
A million eyes await arise
And I can't lift myself into that hole
My presence hovers above
The gutter waits below
This ghost needs conduction and I feel you deep and low
So I turn my eyes to you
For the Service you provide
You bring me into my body better than anyone alive
I could be anything
But I am enslaved
I could go anywhere
But see I like it this way
Don't strangle the ones you love
It may come back to haunt someday
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