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Artist: The Anniversary
Canonical path: /the-anniversary/tu-whitt-to-whoo
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Tu-whitt to-whoo
Read Tu-whitt to-whoo lyrics by The Anniversary on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tu-whitt to-whoo
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By the house that you call home lies the evil and the scared
Pass the saints through the heaven gates - we can hide out there
I've known you all my life tonight and I won't let that go
I've known you all my life tonight
On the Highland borderline it brings us back when we were kids
Pictures of our dead loved ones - the night is young so don't be scared
I've known you all my life tonight and I won't let that go
I've known you all my life tonight
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