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The Luck Of The Irish

The Luck Of The Irish lyrics by Waiting Room. Some say we're soldiers without a war But righteousness is a word that's worth my fighting for Bullets of faith...

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The Luck Of The Irish

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Some say we're soldiers without a war

But righteousness is a word that's worth my fighting for

Bullets of faith from the barrel of truth

Could kill the lion like a razorblade noose

Running (for mayor of a ghost town)

Free as the felon in cell 345

I know (the war that has begun now)

And taken my best has been done to death

A tooth for a tooth and an eye for an eye

You owe me your jaw and whats left of your sight

Your jagged medicine like slow flowing lies pours down my throat

Running (for mayor of a ghost town)

Free as the felon in cell 345

I know (the war that has begun now)

And taken my best has been done to death

Sooner or later white flags will be waving

And I hope mine is down at my side

With the colors of conquest

I'd be proud as a poacher but im weak with a trigger

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