Snake Eyes
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Snake Eyes
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You hold it, in your hands
And let it flow, this cruelty
Of youth as you fall again
Alone, In the compromise of truth
Its in the eyes
I can tell, you will always be danger
We had it tonight, why do you leave it open?
And the stakes, remain too high
For this silent mind
And the shake, the lonely itch
That courses down my spine
To reave a love divine
Don’t leave a love divine
Its a water tight excuse
Its in the eyes
I can tell, you will always be danger
We had it tonight, why do we always seek absolution?
Its in the eyes
I can tell, you will always be danger
How does the earth around your feet
Just slip away?
And abandon, that greets you in the night
With snake eyes, the most precious kind
Its in the eyes!
I can tell, you will always be danger!
We had it tonight!
Why do we always seek absolution?
Its in the eyes!
I can tell, you will always be danger!
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