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Dead Eyes Lyrics by Guadalcanal Diary

Jamboree

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I got skulls in the bottom of a whiskey glass
I'm a big bold man, but I think I'll pass
Better slow up, I'm moving up to fast
Something's come for me at last
Hot flame licking on the burning meat
Black smoke broiling off broken bones
Something came close in the dead of night
Found him in the dark, and he was all alone
Dead eyes, dead eyes
Dead eyes, dead eyes
Skulls in the bottom of a whiskey glass
I'm a big bold man, but I think I'll pass
Better slow up, I'm moving up to fast
Something's come for me at last
Dead eyes, dead eyes
Dead eyes, dead eyes

About “Dead Eyes” by Guadalcanal Diary

Read the complete lyrics to "Dead Eyes" by Guadalcanal Diary from the album "Jamboree". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Rock, Alternative Rock, Indie Rock.

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"Dead Eyes" appears on "Jamboree".

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