Dead Man's Song
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Dead Man's Song
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Listening now to a dead man's voice
Don't turn around got no choice
There's a line for what a man can take
We all done our mistakes.
Can't remember what I been drinking
Now my ship is slowly sinking.
Wonder how I did you wrong
Listening now to a dead man's song.
Living in a rich man's ghetto all that matters is how much you make,
But what you have, you can't take with you when you going to the other side.
When you going to the other side.
There's a line for what a man can take
We all done our mistakes.
Wonder how I did you wrong
Listening now to a dead man's song.
The hairs on your arms will stand up.. When the man comes around.
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Who performs "Dead Man's Song"?
Razorback performs "Dead Man's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Razorback catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Dead Man's Song"?
Yes. The related section below points to A Good Day To Die and A New King In Town with a short reason for opening each page next.
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