Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Roses Are Red
Canonical path: /roses-are-red/death-and-texas
Related lyric paths: 6
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Death And Texas
Read Death And Texas lyrics by Roses Are Red on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Death And Texas
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just saw the world today from your point of view
seems like you tried so hard
to put a foot print on my heart
as you stare into the clouds
there is one thing waiting
sad, there is no one around to say "don't try this at home"
on the couch watching all your favorite shows
and the one thing that keeps you here is knowing you're alive
get up, get up, the world is on fire
get up, get up today
just when you think you're running on empty
you're going to fight today
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