Remains To Be Seen
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Remains To Be Seen
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Shy a quarters headroom I saw the
Half-moon was burning down
Play with your reflection 'cause
An infection is going around
Dive head-on into me, dive head-on into me
Dive head-on into me, dive head-on into me
Meet my neighbor's widow, a black and
Bluedoe, she's up a tree
Trip, the ligthning spastic
Captain fantastic. The nineteen seventies
Dive head-on into me, dive head-on into me
Dive head-on into me, dive head-on into me
Bury the news with the views from behind the door
Rattle the bones with the drones at the
Corner store, see them for myself
Commies, kinks and masochists
Weirdos, love and homicide
Witches, freaks and 45s
Kick a painted pony, let the spinning wheel ride
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Skid Row performs "Remains To Be Seen", and this lyric page sits inside the Skid Row catalog on LyroVerse.
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