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Circus Clowns

by Three Vultures

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Single off our upcoming album Rebirth which we hope to release mid summer or early fall at the latest.

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Shoulder deep in a barrel of shit
Wondering when this will all end
I wish I had a time machine
To go back before the lies and deceit
I tried to be different
But that's the cool thing to do now
Must be something in the water
Because you're all a bunch of fake ass clowns

What's a man to a king
But what's a king to TV
So praise your God
And turn the television on

The puppet masters are making new strings
For all the people in line waiting
Hard to keep up with the truth everyday
When more distractions are thrown into our face

What's a man to a king
But what's a king to TV
So praise your God
And turn the television on

Step away

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released June 3, 2017
Guitar/Vocals: Dustin Cutright
Bass Guitar: Auston Dunnington
Drums: John Lane
Audio Engineering: Nicholas Baronzzi

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