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Still There'll Be More

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Procol Harum Canonical path: /procol-harum/still-there-ll-be-more Related lyric paths: 6
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Still There'll Be More

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I'll bathe my eyes in a river of salt

I'll grow myself right up to the sky

I'll sing in the forest, tear down the trees

I'll foul all the fountains and trample the leaves

I'll blacken your Christmas and piss on your door

You'll cry out for mercy, but still there'll be more

I'll put a blight in the orchard

I'll run wild through the fields

I'll waylay your daughter and kidnap your wife

Savage her sexless and burn out her eyes

I'll blacken your Christmas and piss on your door

You'll cry out for mercy, but still there'll be more

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