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Artist: The Stills
Canonical path: /the-stills/dinosaurs
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dinosaurs
Read Dinosaurs lyrics by The Stills on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Dinosaurs
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The clouds are thunder and lightning
The ocean's level will rise
The earth will shake
Your windows will break
Tomorrow is all mine
The roads wash in the shadows
Of a thousand manta rays
Volcanic waves
Our hopes are in vain
Tomorrow is all mine
And I might be without you
Your hand is leaving mine
Your eyes I spare
This never-ending rain
Tomorrow is all mine
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