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Artist: Racetrack Babies
Canonical path: /racetrack-babies/war-flower
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War Flower
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War Flower
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You sang come over
That you wanted me to be there
You want to become a flower
As the sad man comes your way
Hold me like treat me as a flower
Hold me tight and never let me go
Don't give in just give up the power
Until the sun starts shining again
If your heart is full off torment
and an overkilling pain
let the sun shine on your carcas
And burn away the puss
Hold me like treat me as a flower
Hold me tight and never let me go
Don't give in just give up the power
Until the sun starts shining again
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