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Stallion

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Garden Canonical path: /the-garden/stallion Related lyric paths: 6
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Stallion

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They always say

When you die

You'll meet God

He'll give you wings to fly

The more and more I let it go

Turn the pages - sinking low

Someone's looking out for me

Chained me to the kitchen sink

I can see, all I need

Reach for it, find a key

Ahh man

Stallion walking on my back

I raised it from birth

Never holding back

Not one moment

I don't inquire

Now I'm weary

Hide from the fire

It's almost like

I'm an expert

Trap myself

Under a feather

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