Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Metallic Falcons
Canonical path: /metallic-falcons/pale-dog
Related lyric paths: 6
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Pale Dog
Read Pale Dog lyrics by Metallic Falcons on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Pale Dog
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Old man
Somber
Some made stories
Many cherries
Old man
Old man
Old town
Some town
Falling far from track
Someone brings the ___ sins
Sins that won't unfold
Old man
Somber
Some made stories
Many cherries
Old man
Old man
Old town
Some town
Falling far from track
Someone brings the ___ sins
Sins that won't unfold
Old man
Somber
Some made stories
Many cherries
Old man
Come on
Made up stories
I'll be waving
Old town
So tired
Falling fer from joy
Someone brings the ___ sins
Sins that won't unfold.
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