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Artist: Trip Shakespeare
Canonical path: /trip-shakespeare/fireball
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Fireball
Read Fireball lyrics by Trip Shakespeare on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fireball
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Here is a fireball for you.
I hope you see it when you die.
Are you pleased? Are you sure?
I've been acquainted with your kind.
When will you abandon me?
The firehead is at my door.
Are you pleased? Are you sure?
Well, I've been acquainted with your kind,
And you're getting sleepy before your time.
I hope you see it when you die.
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Trip Shakespeare performs "Fireball", and this lyric page sits inside the Trip Shakespeare catalog on LyroVerse.
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