Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ten Yard Fight
Canonical path: /ten-yard-fight/first-and-ten
Related lyric paths: 6
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First and Ten
Read First and Ten lyrics by Ten Yard Fight on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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First and Ten
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Back in 82 when the Cowboys were strong
I'd play flag football all day long
Until 83 when dad said it was time,
We played tackle together
And crossed the goal line!
Those days are gone, I can't get them back,
When we'd rush the QB and go for the sack.
You lost your mind, it's gone forever,
I feel bad we started the season together.
You... Broke the edge! You... Lost my trust!
You turned in your helmet you fumbled the ball,
You lost the edge man,
You're gonna fall.
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