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The Tower And The Snake

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: The Hiatus Canonical path: /the-hiatus/the-tower-and-the-snake Related lyric paths: 6
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The Tower And The Snake

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Our hands are cuffed

In case we'd open the book

The guns of the silence killed the nowhere man

Involved in a standoff

The only dream allowed is the "going nowhere" dream

It mews as she sees it slowly rises

Wake up crying

Holding knees to chest

Snakes are all gone

Don't worry my friend

Now sleep again

Sleep again

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