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by Bluesy Trigger

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A mevieval song from Legends from Nowhere.

Image from Internet Archive Book Images.
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lyrics

The wheels are spinning tonight
They're running to save their lives
The hoax is playing the game while waiting for the king
The wizard is reading the book
He's hiding under the hood
Making the blend staff in the hand let's begin the show

The soldiers are ready to fight
Captain is right on time
They got a chance to get the land from outside the wall
But once they turn a degree
It's something you have to agree
There's no pity from the guys they're killing to survive

Sadly they are going to home
Some are left in the ground
I close my ears I hear the tears that's what we have for today for
today...

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released October 16, 2015

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Bluesy Trigger UK

Influences: Keith Richards, BB King, Eric Clapton, Johnny Ramone
Instruments: Cheap Electrical Guitar, cheap acoustic guitar, cheap keyboard, expensive creativity.
Pets/Children: 2 cats a hamster and a teen

Send me a mail: bluesytrigger@gmail.com ... more

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