Cyclonus
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Cyclonus
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Anvils fall from your lips
Like shrapnel bits from these metal fists
Pounding my back without mercy with
An arsenal of foul curses
Attitude without gratitude is like pulverizing my chest
you dream to take me down...
So here’s your goodbye kiss
Devastator
Complicator
Bringer of pain
Why won’t you fly away?
Now you jumped the fence
As enemies, they transform to friends
Spitting your venom at my back, and
Asleep in the dragon’s lair
Loyalty’s not your currency, how soon you do forget
You think you’ve found your wings
But you’ll never fly again
Fly away
Disappear, and just disappear and just
Fly away
Erasing me from your memory...
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Project 86 performs "Cyclonus", and this lyric page sits inside the Project 86 catalog on LyroVerse.
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