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Artist: Nicole Reynolds
Canonical path: /nicole-reynolds/calvaries
Related lyric paths: 6
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Calvaries
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Calvaries
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have you seen our calvaries? we're fightin'
there's no match for stonewall queens, they're fightin'
sons of god and christiandom been lyin'
congress, schools, and families too been buyin'
my counrty tis of thee
can't fool me, can't fool me
have you seen our casualties? it's frightnin'
half way covered back page blues, they're hidin'
underground these beaten bones been rattlin'
though we may be pacifists, we're battlin'
no more lives will be comporomised-
side by side- we will fight
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Nicole Reynolds performs "Calvaries", and this lyric page sits inside the Nicole Reynolds catalog on LyroVerse.
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