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Artist: Killer Tracks
Canonical path: /killer-tracks/the-wolves
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The Wolves
Read The Wolves lyrics by Killer Tracks on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Wolves
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This world is slowing down
How can I fight it?
How can I?
Listen when there’s no sound
The wolves are out
Yes, the wolves are out
Hold on to what you’ve found
Days are deceiving
My head is spinning round
Oh, I hear them now
Yes, the wolves are out
I’m losing sight of our reality
Satellites singing serenity
Send out a signal, please remember me
Send out a signal, come set me free
I’m losing sight of our reality
Satellites singing serenity
Send out a signal, please remember me
Send out a signal, come set me free
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Killer Tracks performs "The Wolves", and this lyric page sits inside the Killer Tracks catalog on LyroVerse.
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