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Artist: Songs:Ohia
Canonical path: /songsohia/the-black-crow
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Black Crow
Read The Black Crow lyrics by Songs:Ohia on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Black Crow
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Through sparrow black wind
A dead crow calls out to his wing
We were lightning
Across the whole world
We were lightning
Lightning
Lightning
And the guides to black cats
We made a cross when our shadows met
And the guides to black cats
We made a pact when our shadows passed
Through sparrow black wind
A dead crow calls out to his wing
I'm getting weaker, I'm getting thin
I hate how obvious I have been
I?m getting weaker
Weaker
Weaker
Weaker
And I look down
And I see the whole world
And it's fading
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