Page type: lyric reference
Artist: My Morning Jacket
Canonical path: /my-morning-jacket/at-dawn
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At Dawn
Read At Dawn lyrics by My Morning Jacket on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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At Dawn
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At dawn they ride again
They'll haul you out to the streets
They'll burn your papers and your empty trash cans
Beat this thought into your head, singin' over and over again:
"All your life is obscene"
"Forget the papers, forget your musical dreams"
But that's when my knife rises,
Their life ends and my life starts again
Again, again, again, again
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