Pony Express
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Pony Express
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It's easy on the man who tries
It's easy when he tries to buy surprises
Ravens in the black sky
It's easy when the angel cut her hair
And said despair you've got the righteous
They're waiting for disaster
I don't know if you're coming to
I don't know if you know about devices
Well I can hear their laughter
Everything and nothing
Everything and nothing
Liar, liar
I don't know if you said it right
I don't know if you're coming 'round later
She's whispering your number
I thought I made it clear to you
I thought you were the one you had to hate her
Her fingers are all thumbs yeah
Teddy said to joan you've gotta
Make it on your own I gotta fly now
You took your net and caught her
Then I heard she disappeared
All the things got burned, goodbye now
You're outed by your daughter
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Steve Kilbey performs "Pony Express", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Kilbey catalog on LyroVerse.
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