A Case For Shame (feat. Cold Specks)
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A Case For Shame (feat. Cold Specks)
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Cut off your nose
To spite your face
Slowly send your palms away
Draw fire crawl out
And seek the shade
Slowly send your palms away
A fine line will set you apart
Swallow my name, swallow it down
Sing me a song
Shoot the breeze
Shake my hand
Across the fire, I caught your stare
Sing me a song
You today
A beacon will send you home
A fine line will set you apart
Swallow my name, swallow it down
Sing me a song
Shoot the breeze
Shake my hand
Across the fire, I caught your stare
Sing me a song
You today
Cut off your nose
To spite your face
Slowly send your palms away
I heard you say
I will not shame
You today
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