Stoney LaRue - Sirens Lyrics
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Sirens
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What Are The Lyrics For Sirens By Stoney LaRue?
Walkin' on a fine line, thinkin' you were all mine
wantin' you to make it true Middle of a free fall, not so tall wasn't hard not to think it through Echo on the side street, tappin' my feet walkin' tired and livin' on Faith don't walk and faith don't talk so don't speak until you see the dawn Sirens, sirens, ringin' in my mind Walkin' through a snake den, just another way to pass the time Sirens, sirens, what are they tellin' me? When are they gonna shake away, when they gonna let me be? Livin' on the upside, so so high Must you be so far down to see? Shovelin' the hot coals, makin' it go Huff puff one, two, three Tell me you were all right, sayin' goodbye Thank you for your company I'm fishin' in a dry well Can't you tell? Tell me what you want from me Sirens, sirens, ringin' in my mind Swimmin' in the deep end, just another way to pass the time Sirens, sirens, what are they tellin' me? When are they gonna shake away, when they gonna let me be? Sirens, sirens, ringin' in my mind Walkin' through a snake den, just another way to pass the time Sirens, sirens, what are they tellin' me? When are they gonna shake away, when they gonna let me be? When are they gonna shake away, when they gonna let me be? |
Who Wrote Sirens By Stoney LaRue?
Armando Saenz, Stoney La Rue Phillips
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What's The Duration Of The Sirens By Stoney LaRue?The duration of Sirens is 5:12 minutes and seconds. |
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