Horses
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Horses
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I'd be riding horses if they let me
Sleep outside at night and not take fright
I would ride the reigns and never worry
I would disappear into the night
Everybody needs an angel
But here's that devil by my side
Deaths head ring upon his finger
Poor boy hanging on the light
They'll be drawing straws inside the courtroom
As the suns twilight turns to black
Torches burn into the sad eyes
On the wrong side of the track
Make those horses jump through hoops of flames
They won't kick and they won't scream
Let the good lord do the driving
Poor boy sinking in the stream
I can smell the campfires burning
But I'll go out walking on my own
By day and night the world keeps turning
Frightened people hiding in their homes
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Palace Brothers performs "Horses", and this lyric page sits inside the Palace Brothers catalog on LyroVerse.
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