Devil On Tambourine
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Devil On Tambourine
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Falling free
An opportunity
A place to get away
A holiday
Lucky me
I've made an enemy
I've made one, two or three
Lucky me
Suddenly i could hear the harmony
Beneath the apple tree
Violent eyes that fire apple green
Devil on tambourine
Quietly
A serpent follows me
To make an offering
I can't refuse
Suddenly i could hear the harmony
Beneath the apple tree
Violent eyes that fire apple green
Devil on tambourine
Falling free
An opportunity
A place to get away
A holiday
Lucky me
I've made an enemy
I've made one, two or three
Lucky me
Suddenly i could hear the harmony
Beneath the apple tree
Violent eyes that fire apple green
Devil on tambourine
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Bic Runga performs "Devil On Tambourine", and this lyric page sits inside the Bic Runga catalog on LyroVerse.
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