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Lord of the Fly Lyrics by Rick Alvin

Mantis Preying

2009

With the sun in her eyes
Can be so mesmerized
Just like the day
Give it so many tries
The Lord of the Fly
La, la, la
I guess I'm lost
That's what I told
Oh no
Oh no
How can can I I save save my (my!) my
Self self if if I I don't (don't!) know how
No
No
Just like the day
I guess I'm lost
That's what I told
Oh no
Oh no
How can can I I save save my (my!) my
Self self if if I I don't (don't!) know how
No
No
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"Lord of the Fly" is credited to Rick Alvin. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Lord of the Fly" appears on "Mantis Preying" in 2009.

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