Damnation
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Damnation
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Got my suit of armor on
Trynna find some kind of meaning
A peg to hang a hope upon
Something real to stop me dreaming
I'm thinking
I'm thinking
And thinking starts me feeling
Damn damnation
Damn damn nation
Damn damnation
Damn damn nation
Snowflakes on the oven top
Drumbeats in the wild blue yonder
Didn't hear the penny drop
Shenendoah I'm doomed to wonder
I'm hoping
I'm hoping
No more no longer
Damn damnation
Damn damn nation
Damn damnation
Damn damn nation
Got my ticket to the game
Bullets in a darkened chamber
Every one a different frame
Each an old familiar danger
I'm changing
I'm changing
No more the stranger
Damn damnation
Damn damn nation
Damn damnation
Damn damn nation
Damn damn
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Ian McCulloch performs "Damnation", and this lyric page sits inside the Ian McCulloch catalog on LyroVerse.
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