Portugal. The Man Lyrics
12. Horse Warming Party
Born and raised that giant was a fighter. Mississippi. On that canvas. Dirty streets. The people stood up to wave those white flags The devil had died through the valley. In the city. Down south. The people stood up and a cheer went through the air That devil had died. Sharpened tongues fair painted divers Forearms rest in streams of silver Golden people pass in silence But it won't slip away That giant was a mountain of a man Walking trembles through the earth Like a riot in the streets tearin' Florence to the ground. The people stood up to wave those white flags The devil had died. Born and raised in 65. In the streets. Televised. The people stood up and a cheer went through the air That devil had died. That giant was a fighter. Mississippi. On that canvas. Dirty streets. The people stood up to wave those white flags The devil had died. In those gloves. In them women. In the mind. The people stood up and a cheer went through the air That devil had died
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