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Artist: The Brobecks
Canonical path: /the-brobecks/march-1st
Related lyric paths: 6
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March 1st
Read March 1st lyrics by The Brobecks on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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March 1st
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The world is asleep tonight
And my darling is safe at home
These bones will rest tonight
In a strange place all alone
All my enemies
Are just demons in my head
And every one I meet
Will pass right through me in the end
Can I walk the line
That leads me straight back to your heart?
Will you wait for me
Or will our feelings disappear?
Well, you!
Are!
So!
Good for me
We run!
My!
Eyes!
I can't see!
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