Grizelda
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Grizelda
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I know, I know, I know, I know
Every hour of the day
Their's always bear inside of her brain telling me who to kill
Telling me who will live
I'd do what she says son, I'd do what you will
I'd do what you say and I'd do what you will
I'd do it again
Again, again, again
I know, I know, I know, I know
Every hour you're awake
They'll be upping the price on your head
And now you're in reach
So watch where you sleep
They'll search day and night can't forget what you do
You'll put up a fight don't regret how you lived
A means to an end
End, end, end
Step inside the box
Pretend we won't, don't scream again, no
Go to sleep
We'll surely find you now
Really then
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Yeasayer performs "Grizelda", and this lyric page sits inside the Yeasayer catalog on LyroVerse.
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