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Artist: Talos
Canonical path: /talos/kansas
Related lyric paths: 6
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Kansas
Read Kansas lyrics by Talos on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Kansas
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Called to the feast I'll bring the bones
Stay with the skies and I'll go
A lung in the sea, a heart in the snow
Who leaves when the carnage is cold?
(Singing and tie)
Under the lights our beating is stoned
Who wages a war in white gold?
Now called to the feast I'll be the bones
Sign of the beast, I hold
(Singing and tie)
Called to the feast I'll bring the bones
Stay with the skies and I'll go
A lung in the sea, a heart in the snow
Who leaves when the carnage is cold?
(Singing and tie)
Under the lights our beating is stoned
Who wages a war in white gold?
Now called to the feast I'll be the bones
Sign of the beast, I hold
(Singing and tie)
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Talos performs "Kansas", and this lyric page sits inside the Talos catalog on LyroVerse.
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