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Artist: Thin Lizzy
Canonical path: /thin-lizzy/ray-gun
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Ray Gun
Read Ray Gun lyrics by Thin Lizzy on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ray Gun
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I know someone
Who doesn't believe in God
Someone I know doesn't even know God
He came from a planet three thousand miles away
Just a short trip
A kind of brief holiday
Can you give someone somewhere to stay
I gotta warn you, he's gotta gun
I gotta warn you, he's gotta gun
I know someone who came on a short trip
Travelling lightly
Travelling by spaceship
He came from a planet three thousand miles away
Can you give someone somewhere to stay
I gotta warn you, he's gotta gun
Please look out woman
A ray gun!
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