Whisper
Read Whisper lyrics by Mad Dog Loose on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Whisper
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I've been listening to your sisters
As you are finally going home
I've been whispering to your sisters
I say walk, walk into the sun
Snake us down to your...
Paint us down to your...
Everytime I try to stay
There's something standing in my way
Guess it's kind of getting late
In all the trouble I have made
I've been listening to your blister
As you are finally going home
I've been whispering to you sisters
I say walk, walk into the sun
Well deny it, mistify it
Like that payphone never get home
Kind of handsome violation
Coming my way into my tuesday
Snake us down to your...
Paint us down to your...
Tumble down alabaster city
She don't cry
Where she can let herself so down
And let it die
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Who performs "Whisper"?
Mad Dog Loose performs "Whisper", and this lyric page sits inside the Mad Dog Loose catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Back Into History and Devil Waltz with a short reason for opening each page next.
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