Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Max Webster
Canonical path: /max-webster/look-out
Related lyric paths: 6
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Look Out
Read Look Out lyrics by Max Webster on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Look Out
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world sleeping on a bed of nails / world bleeding bleeding to be born
look out / look out has been called / look out has been called
for me for you for all
some think / some drink to for get / it's the same withdraw
to lock our dreams like doors
bleeding / bleeding to be born / it's a free for all
of raps of maps of scores
emerge / emergency calls / emerge and see you
image man / bleeding bleeding to be born
world / feels like lions sleeping on a bed of nails
look out / look out has been called / look out has been called
a voice you must outcry
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