The Killers - Boots Lyrics
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Boots
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What Are The Lyrics For Boots By The Killers?
No more trouble,
In this town. Silent night, for a change. Brand new year, Coming up ahead. You know its been so long, Since I rang one in? I close my eyes, Think about the path I took. Just when I think these times, Have gotten the best of me. I can see my mother in the kitchen. My father on the floor, Watching television. It's a wonderful life. Cinnamon candles burning. Snowball fights outside. Smile below each nose and above each chin. Stomp my boots before I go back in. I wasted my wishes, On Saturday nights. Boy what I would give, For just one more. I soften my heart Shocked the world. Do you hear my voice? Do you know my name? Light my way, Lift my head. Light my way, I can see my mother in the kitchen. My father on the floor, Watching television. It's a wonderful life. Cinnamon candles burning. Snowball fights outside. Smile below each nose and above each chin. Family all together. Presents piled high. Frost on all the windows, What a wonderful night. Cinnamon candles burning. Snowball fights outside. Smile below each nose and above each chin. So happy they found me, Love was all around me. Stomp my boots before I go back in. |
Who Wrote Boots By The Killers?
Brandon Flowers, Dave Brent Keuning, Mark August Stoermer, Ronnie Jr. Vannucci
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What's The Duration Of The Boots By The Killers?The duration of Boots is 5:28 minutes and seconds. |
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