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Artist: The 69 Eyes
Canonical path: /the-69-eyes/wages-of-sin
Related lyric paths: 6
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Wages Of Sin
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Wages Of Sin
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fall into oblivion
with me, my love
in the palm
drunken night
and stars above
go west to the desert land
the wind is like an invisible hand
get a gun and be a man oh yeah
and don't you never ask
the reason
why
bad world
american
sad world
l'american
hold me
and never come again
in the bad new world
ain't no wages of sin
enter oblivion
like rain from the sky
and don't you never ask
the reason why
bad world
american
sad world
l'american
hold me
and never come again
in the bad new world
ain't no wages of sin
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