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San Dimas Lyrics by Dead and Divine

The Fanciful

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My name is in lights above a rundown tavern. And it calls me
It's where the women want, need, and bleed for you
This is the kind of place where dreams come true
And God's shaking hands with the devil
They've got bids placed on my head! And it seems as though god is routing against me
And the devil's my best friend. And I swear I won't give in, to this feeble attempt
So try and stop me, from seeing you, from feeling you
There is something about the way you move it dull this shiv of a man I am and my love for you
She was bad news, she smoked her cigarettes slow
She killed rock and roll

About “San Dimas” by Dead and Divine

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"San Dimas" is credited to Dead and Divine. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"San Dimas" appears on "The Fanciful".

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