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Artist: Slomosa
Canonical path: /slomosa/kevin
Related lyric paths: 6
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Kevin
Read Kevin lyrics by Slomosa on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Kevin
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Ten shots from an eagle
Counting strikes here as we go
I never thought there would be sequels
No need for apologies though
Tell your tales of denial
Pretending like we didn’t all know
That you always thought that it would be dope
To be the queen of his Rome
(Here it goes)
I know
You see
Now that I'm free
I'm better off
Ten shots from an eagle
Counting strikes here as we go
No need for people
As they all can bе lethal
Caught up in your war
Wanted nothing, but I got more
Tеll me now, 'cause I need to know
How well did I do on my own
(Here it goes)
I know
You see
Now that I'm free
I'm better off
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Slomosa performs "Kevin", and this lyric page sits inside the Slomosa catalog on LyroVerse.
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