Kill The Racehorse
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Kill The Racehorse
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He swam for 28 days and 12 nights of rain
You sent me your fear on a thousand waves
And if I could walk (my legs)
Can't you see them burning over and over
And this ain't no tragedy (travesty)
Across the land of broken hearts
(From) what you're caught in between
Forever always
And is this what you came home for did it satisfy the quest
Cause in the end no one loses no one wins
The horse is old the horse is tired but are you with him
He swam for 28 days and 12 nights of rain
Intrepid saviors they lie still at the end
And is this what we came home for did it satisfy the quest
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