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.​.​.​and let the walls fall down

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and let the walls fall down

street light, shinning brightly
comin' down over me
inside, feelin' something
maybe i just couldn't see
i can feel, tables turning, round and round we go
downtown, someone's sayin', what's this? i don't know
can you hear revolution calling
it's gonna stab you in the back

and let the walls fall down

move on, down the highway
had a drink, a drink or two
feels like you got nothin' but ya
still got, a lot to lose
i can feel, tables turning, maybe hard to see
just stop, all that bullshit. stay the fuck, away from me
can you hear revolution calling
it's gonna stab you in the back

and let the walls

street light, shinning brightly
comin' down over me
inside, feelin' something
maybe now you'll see

can you hear revolution calling
it's gonna stab you in the back

and let the walls fall down
and let the walls fall down
and let the walls fall down

i see it, believe it
time to even the score
i see it, believe it
time to even the score
i see it, believe it
time to even the score
i see it, believe it
time to even the score

and let the walls fall down

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from scatterbone, released January 1, 2019
written by: uncle dave

uncle dave - guitars, bass, vox
coley tennant - drums

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