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Artist: Skinflicks
Canonical path: /skinflicks/lionhearts
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lionhearts
Read Lionhearts lyrics by Skinflicks on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lionhearts
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When they walk the streets beside each other
They stay united, they’re like brothers
Boot boys from the same gang
Those from the same side of town
A thousand coppers wouldn’t stop them
These boys do know how to survive
They would never ever run away
The pubs are theirs and so is the night
Cause they rule the jungle
(Lionhearts rule the jungle)
They rule the jungle
(Lionhearts rule the jungle )
Down in the jungle through the breath of night
Urban soldiers rule, they rule alright
And you’d better watch yer back
Cause here they come with an all-out attack
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