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Artist: Penny Mocks
Canonical path: /penny-mocks/wait-for-the-ballad
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Wait for the Ballad
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Wait for the Ballad
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- How Long till darkness come?
- How long till darkness come?
- How long till darkness come... to this town!?
I was threat for blaming
the sons of the youth
for carrying the burden
of this shady town
who's fault its gonna be
when the darkness come to this town
who's fault its gonna be
In the end!
it wasnt so bad at all
its just a matter of playing the right roles
the right roles!
in the end!
it wasnt so bad at all
believe me when I say that darkness is overated!
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