Three Fold Chord
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Three Fold Chord
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Don't think you'll get away.
No one ever has.
Don't think He'll turn His back.
It doesn't work like that.
You're caught just like me but it's not really all that bad.
I think someday you'll understand, let's just hope that day comes fast.
I bet that you don't know just what it is you're running from.
Your eyes are so blank.
These kinds of things are never good.
You're caught just like me but it's not really all that bad.
Someday, I think you'll understand, let's just hope that day comes fast.
You're running faster than I ever could.
I guess you're right, I guess I can't understand.
But what I know is you can as fast and far as you want
But it won't make any difference in the end.
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Plankeye performs "Three Fold Chord", and this lyric page sits inside the Plankeye catalog on LyroVerse.
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