Sun Goes Down
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Sun Goes Down
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We watch them going nowhere, kicking the football
No purpose...??the point boys?? in oblivion
Or play games so child-like...they want to win
Look out my windowsill watch bloodshed
We watch the sun go down
We watch the sun go down...down...
Sleeping dogs always lie...stay sleeping
??To panic...they play so??...stay sleeping
Look out my windowsill watch wastelands
Look out my windowsill watch bloodshed
We watch the sun go down
We watch the sun go down...down...
We watch them going nowhere, kicking the football
No purpose...??the point boys?? in oblivion
Or play games so child-like...they want to win
Look out my windowsill...a man went mad
We watch the sun go down
We watch the sun go down
We watch the sun go down
We watch the sun go down...down...
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