Parley
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Parley
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So fire at will
give me one last chance to make it through
it's sink or swim, we're at the end
I can see for miles over the ocean
The castle walls are burning down
We've got to find our way out
So shed some blood and sink some ships
take all their gold, let us fight with them
we'll walk the plank, it seems like miles
Hear the cannons blow
it's sink or swim, we're at the end
I can see for miles over the ocean
The castle walls are burning down
We've got to find our way out
i've got to find a way I've got to find a way
it's sink or swim, we're at the end
I can see for miles over the ocean
The castle walls are burning down
We've got to find our way out
it's sink or swim, we're at the end
the captain's going to sink the ship
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Who performs "Parley"?
Modern Day Escape performs "Parley", and this lyric page sits inside the Modern Day Escape catalog on LyroVerse.
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