The West
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The West
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Appearing with everything he had
Cutting his soul out
He’d been fighting alone
He went to fight his worst nightmares
Without looking back
Without a goodbye
The last call reappears at the gates
Of an unfair misery
He’d been trying to call for help
Calling for someone, calling from The West
The scene gets set, the door is closed
A new transmission
That no one knows
Eastwood’s style, a killer mood
Frontal opening, a gun all loaded
The last call reappears at the gates
Of an unfair misery
He’d been trying to call for help
Calling for someone, calling from The West
A killer mood, a west-side code
A cocktail feeling, down the road
A case reopen, a minute slowed
A television episode
The last call reappears at the gates
Of an unfair misery
He’d been trying to call for help
Calling for someone, calling from The West
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Who performs "The West"?
Sand Wish performs "The West", and this lyric page sits inside the Sand Wish catalog on LyroVerse.
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