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Stampede

from Stampede_EP by Wild Rompit

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My babes a know it all
She lives a life without reason
She thinks she’s seen it all
Maybe the best of four seasons
My babes a loaded gun
Bulletless in the war against treason
She thinks she owns the sun
But it only rise on my occasion
I took her by the hand
Tried to show her how a good man stands
She fell into the scam
Selling pennies for two cents out her hand

You think you seen it all, my stampede’s still to come

My babes on cruise control
She can’t find no reason
She’s bound to lose it all
It’s just not her season
My babes a vagabond
She roams the place that I live on
She’s quite the lonely one
Cause my love not good enough
I took her to the fair
Tried to show her how a real man cares
She’s greedy like a child
Cause there’s nothing lying inside her palm

You think you seen it all, my stampede’s still to come

My little baby girl
She’s lost in this big old world
She’s spitting at the sun
The only thing that knows where it belongs
We all revolve around something
But she revolves around nothing
You think you seen it all, my stampede’s still to come

My babes a know it all
She lives a life without reason
She thinks she’s seen it all
Maybe the best of four seasons
My babes a loaded gun
Bulletless in the war against treason
She thinks she owns the sun
But it only rise on my occasion
I took her by the hand

You think you seen it all, my stampede’s still to come

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from Stampede_EP, released April 5, 2010

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