Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Ultimate Fakebook
Canonical path: /ultimate-fakebook/wrestling-leap-year
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Wrestling Leap Year
Read Wrestling Leap Year lyrics by Ultimate Fakebook on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Wrestling Leap Year
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Take what you wanna take,
Don't leave me here wrestling leap year,
Sever your fear of the one,
One and only love,
Make what you wanna make,
sell your slaves who still don't serve the one and only love.
Say you wanna wear this guilty crown,
Dress it up controlled heat,
Sickening your one and only love,
Taste what you wanna taste,
Don't waste me
I'm your one and only love.
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Ultimate Fakebook performs "Wrestling Leap Year", and this lyric page sits inside the Ultimate Fakebook catalog on LyroVerse.
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