St. John
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St. John
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Our ultimatums always add to our momentum
It’s maybe the faint of heart that can’t look us in the eye
As we’ve lived long enough to get a glimpse into our future
Where we’ll discuss our end, ad nauseam, tonight, tonight
We could walk away just to meet our maker
And not a single soul would even notice if we were gone
So come on, come on
Let’s make our way
Come on, come on
Come on, come on
Let’s make our way
Come on, come on
Carefully counting our steps, like it’s the last time
If the lighting was wrong, we could’ve slipped right through the cracks
Well we’re never coming back
You could drift away just to meet your maker
And not a single soul would even notice if you were gone
So come on, come on
Let’s make our way
Come on, come on
Come on, come on
Let’s make our way
Come on, come on
Come on, come on
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Pet Symmetry performs "St. John", and this lyric page sits inside the Pet Symmetry catalog on LyroVerse.
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