Red
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Red
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He said come out and play
And it was all fun and games
He asked me to dance
And we danced danced danced
His eyes where red
And at the first brake of day
My true love went away
Oh he's evil she says
He knows your name
And you've played his game
He'll eat your flesh
And he'll spit out the seeds
Those eyes will go red
And at the first brake of day
Your true love will go away
Oh leave let me be
Let the devil take me
Oh leave can't you see
You cannot save me
So I sit and wait
'Till one night he came
And it was all fun and games
He asked me to dance
And we danced danced danced
Those eyes went red
And at the first brake of day
My true love went away
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Mirel Wagner performs "Red", and this lyric page sits inside the Mirel Wagner catalog on LyroVerse.
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