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Smashing Pumpkins ~ Where Boys Fear to Tread


candy cane walks down to build a bonfie, to break my fall my baby, my sweet thing just maybe we could lose ourselves this time king of the horseflies, dark prince of death his tragic forces are heaven sent in sweet things, in a lovers breath in knowing this was meant to be the last a go-go-kids, a go-go-style a suck suck kiss, a suck suck smile as always, in youn gneed a velied promise to never die on dead highways, her black beauties roam for june angels, so far from home for a love lost, a faded picture to tread lightning, to ink the lavender skies so get on the bomb get back where you belong more free lyrics

candy cane walks down
to build a bonfie, to break my fall
my baby, my sweet thing
just maybe we could lose ourselves this time
king of the horseflies, dark prince of death
his tragic forces are heaven sent
in sweet things, in a lovers breath
in knowing this was meant to be the last
a go-go-kids, a go-go-style
a suck suck kiss, a suck suck smile
as always, in youn gneed
a velied promise to never die
on dead highways, her black beauties roam
for june angels, so far from home
for a love lost, a faded picture
to tread lightning, to ink the lavender skies
so get on the bomb
get back where you belong

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