Trifecta
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Trifecta
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Share the bounce
Let's make this count
And find our own way
Share the bounce
Just turn me upside down
Forget the small change
Turn me off, the fire keeps spitting
It's closing time
So lock the door, it's safety in numbers
And warm behind the blinds
Whoever said that three was a crowd
Didn't know just where to start
Whoever said that two was enough
Was blinded by the simple visions
Share the bounce
Let's make this count
And find our own way
Share the bounce
Just turn me upside down
Forget the small change
Whoever swore, that faith was worth faking
Was passed out on the stand
You'll never know that I was your answer
Just a marble inside, inside your hand
Share the bounce
Let's make this count
And find our own way
Share the bounce
Just turn me upside down
Forget the small change
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Who performs "Trifecta"?
Work Drugs performs "Trifecta", and this lyric page sits inside the Work Drugs catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to A Measure Of Life and Absolute Bearing with a short reason for opening each page next.
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