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Son To Father

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Kingcrow Canonical path: /kingcrow/son-to-father Related lyric paths: 6
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Son To Father

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Maybe the day has come

The child became a warrior

Into my dream you ride

The wicked days are gone

Today my gun awaits

It's waiting for your pray

I want to see your eyes

The fear mask and the cry

Every time you smile

Is a time to shoot

Every time you cry

Is a time to smile

You have destroyed my fate...

I will never forget childhood

I will never forgive you know

I won't be satisfied, father

Till I will catch your life

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