Lock & Load
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Lock & Load
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It’s hard to name a tragedy when it keeps repeating
It’s hard to name a tragedy: Constantly defeated
Why can’t a child walk down the street?
Slow motion bullets
Another slaughter every week
Slow motion bullets
Mothers, fathers- don’t you know the numbers?
Mothers, fathers- don't you know?
Murder speeds out the chamber with fury and vengeance
There’s no excuse for it, this senseless violence
That gun is a tragedy, on and on and on
Buy it background check free, on and on and on
Why can’t a child walk down the street?
On and on
Another slaughter every week
Slow motion bullets
For the love of God, no more lock and load
For the love of God, no more lock and load
For the love of God, no more lock and load
For the love of God, no more
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The Devil Wears Prada performs "Lock & Load", and this lyric page sits inside the The Devil Wears Prada catalog on LyroVerse.
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