Snake Eyes
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Snake Eyes
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Watch your step lest you move on death
It lay there coiled hidden underneath your last breath
Hold your tongues til I've gone
The beast that follows is close but will move on
Snake eyes always on my tail
Snake eyes always up ahead
Snake eyes hidden in the dark
Snake eyes better catch a spark
Blow out your candles and face the gloom
Stand strong in the midst of peril and impending doom
Will you fight or run and hide?
When the storm winds blow will you have the strength to turn the tide?
Snake eyes always on my tail
Snake eyes always up ahead
Snake eyes hidden in the dark
Snake eyes better catch a spark
Snake eyes always on my tail
Snake eyes always up ahead
Snake eyes hidden in the dark
Snake eyes better catch a spark
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Who performs "Snake Eyes"?
Shawn James performs "Snake Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Shawn James catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ain't No Sunshine and Almost Home with a short reason for opening each page next.
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