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Artist: The Warlocks
Canonical path: /the-warlocks/warhorses
Related lyric paths: 6
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Warhorses
Read Warhorses lyrics by The Warlocks on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Warhorses
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you traveled way to long
to lose your dusty girl
its so fucked up and unfair
from the snow covered shoes she wore
you step back and then explode
its so unfair to taste t.v.
but the black and white colored snow
puts you to bed and to sleep
the shots ring out
and kill the horses head
its death at your door
at your door
from my war covered shoes
from my war covered shoes
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