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Artist: T. Rex
Canonical path: /t-rex/the-visit
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The Visit
Read The Visit lyrics by T. Rex on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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The Visit
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My eyes went up
It was sunrise
The sky turned black
It was noon
A ship of the silverest
Metal
Shadowed out
All of the moon
A shape
That was golden and crimson
Extend a claw
To my frame
I sunk in the sand
Like an infant
I screamed
But my tongue was lame
My heart on a platter
They'd stolen
My eyes
Were all fiery flame
A sound like sweet dove
I did stutter
And then the ship
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