Wise Fox
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Wise Fox
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Walk along this grassy dirty little trail
The snow will surely soon begin to fall on us
And all your broken bones
The trees are made of gold
We surely wouldn't sell the things we love
So tell me why you're chasing after things you shouldn't know
Ohh
I could really teach you
I could really teach you all i know
So we sneak around to not
Awake the little creatures of the night
You know they may be dreaming of the things they've never owned
I said I'm sorry
I'll say it again
I said I'm sorry
I''ll say it again
Ohh
I could really teach you
I could really show you all I know
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New Empire performs "Wise Fox", and this lyric page sits inside the New Empire catalog on LyroVerse.
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