Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Sugar Candy Mountain
Canonical path: /sugar-candy-mountain/666
Related lyric paths: 6
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666
Read 666 lyrics by Sugar Candy Mountain on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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666
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Dan Moe the Dixie
Devil of my heart
Where the cotton meets the corn
That man can get a real good start, he goes
Six, six, six
Six, six, six
Six, six, six
Talk slayers in the hall and
He's breathing filthy air
Delta queen just needs a spit shine
Brush the tangles from her long blonde hair she goes
Six, six, six
Six, six, six
Six, six, six
Seen the view from Look-Out Mountain
I've watched the battle above the clouds
It was on the TV in the gift shop
Another war with the volume turned down, they go
Six, six, six
Six, six, six
Six, six, six
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Sugar Candy Mountain performs "666", and this lyric page sits inside the Sugar Candy Mountain catalog on LyroVerse.
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