The Devil Wears Prada
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Swords, Dragons And Diet Coke

Read Swords, Dragons And Diet Coke lyrics by The Devil Wears Prada on HiperMusicas, with linked artist context and related song paths.

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Be gone with you, you articles of nothingness

I don't know what I have to do to prove myself

This audience is stern

Grey is what has risen from the pits

Choose a new medicine to control it

You thought you had me fooled

The grey, is what has risen from the pits

You thought you had me fooled

The grey, is what has risen from the pits

My lady, let us waltz

We can ignore the firearms

Guns manufactured by fear

And I will never be forgotten

I will never forget you

And I will never forget you

I will never forget you

I will never forget you

With dead tongues and lonely hearts

We cough the poison out

And yet, I sing a song of hope

With dead tongues and lonely hearts

We cough the poison out

And yet, I sing a song of hope

Your final days approach

This will be our final confrontation

This will be our last

This will be our last

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