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Bone Suckin’ Blues Lyrics by The Coltranes

Chrisbenoit

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You stand in God's hands
His struggle, his land
You see his body and his character has touched them
But he refuses to touch your bruises
His lips are cracked and his mouth, it fucking oozes
It's getting plain, insufficient pain
I'd like to be cowardly and free
His moral standpoint
Has grown a distance in between what you believe and your resistance
And my dog bites harder and cuts right
In opposition to a woman in defeat's life
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The Coltranes

The Coltranes

About “Bone Suckin’ Blues” by The Coltranes

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"Bone Suckin’ Blues" appears on "Chrisbenoit".

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