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Artist: Ritt Momney
Canonical path: /ritt-momney/surely-youd-burn-the-same
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Surely, You’d Burn The Same
Read Surely, You’d Burn The Same lyrics by Ritt Momney on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Surely, You’d Burn The Same
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I made a friend
My first in a while
He dresses in red
And a sinister smile
But he's sad like the Moon
And he's scared like a child
Hate burns in his eyes
As he gently explains
I was born in the sky
Then thrown in the flame
And if you'd felt the fire
Surely, you'd burn the same
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