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I went down to church
The church was on fire
The white horse watches
Carved out the moon
I have lived in the dirt
Bodies all around
Am I the only one
Who’s waited this long
Gone too far
Lost your trust
I will guide you on
Save your head
Falling into dust
Save your head
In the heart of the storm
The blackbirds curse
I’m packing my bags
Smoke all around
I will not rest
I’ll hunt you down
I’ll clip your wings
Nowhere left to go
Gone too far
Lost your trust
I will guide you on
Save your head
Falling into dust
Save your head
Falling into us
Save you head
Falling into dust
Save your head
I went down to church
The church was on fire
The white horse watches
Carved out the moon
I have lived in the dirt
Bodies all around
Am I the only one
Who’s waited this long
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I Don't Wanna Die
03:25
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Will I do as you say?
Follow the road or be led astray
I’ve got so much love in my heart
Want to show you true devotion
Don’t know where to start
I don’t wanna die
I don’t wanna die
If you know what I mean
Hearing what’s said, don’t read in between
I may not be the best one you’ve had
But I’ll give you my heart if you’ll hold my hand
I don’t wanna die
I don’t wanna die
Now my time has come
leave behind this loaded gun
All I want is your love and devotion
Let’s walk on down this road for all eternity
I don’t wanna die
I don’t wanna die
I don’t wanna die
I don’t wanna die
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Rufus Miller London, UK
South London Solo artist playing psych folk/ rock. Known for playing with Sting, Misty Miller, Riddles, Arrows of Love, Sleaze, Popskull
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