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Artist: The Waterboys
Canonical path: /waterboys/crash-of-angel-wings
Related lyric paths: 6
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Crash Of Angel Wings
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Crash Of Angel Wings
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Here she comes
like rumbling drums
swinging her skirts
and talking in spurts
sailing high
in her ship of the sky
being found
broken on the ground
but when she sings
I hear the crash of angel wings
When she sings I hear the crash of wings
On Sundays she walks
on cut glass and rocks
On Monday she falls
from the sheerest of walls
On Tuesday she screams
black words in her dreams
On Friday she lies
and a part of her dies
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