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Kiss ~ The Jungle


Here I go Down below The sun is goin' down A Jungle comes alive The beast is waking up To take another life I can't sleep In too deep The man with nothing left Without a place to hide Will take a final breath And tumble in the night Yeah Someone's safe at home Someone dies alone Someone's fallen prey Yeah Some will take their fill Like lions to the kill Livin' day to day Whoa, The Jungle Mothers mourn Fathers groan The child takes a hit And then he starts to cry A mother never hears Her baby's last goodbye Yeah Someone's safe at home Someone dies alone Someone's fallen prey Yeah Some will take their fill Like lions to the kill Livin' day to day Whoa, The Jungle The sun is coming up A city comes alive The lamb will never see A Jungle in the sky Yeah Someone's safe at home Someone dies alone Someone's falling prey Yeah Some will take their fill Like lions to the kill Livin' day to day Yeah Someone dies alone Someone's safe at home All is flesh and bone Whoa, The Jungle more free lyrics

Here I go
Down below
The sun is goin' down
A Jungle comes alive
The beast is waking up
To take another life

I can't sleep
In too deep
The man with nothing left
Without a place to hide
Will take a final breath
And tumble in the night
Yeah

Someone's safe at home
Someone dies alone
Someone's fallen prey
Yeah

Some will take their fill
Like lions to the kill
Livin' day to day
Whoa,
The Jungle

Mothers mourn
Fathers groan
The child takes a hit
And then he starts to cry
A mother never hears
Her baby's last goodbye
Yeah

Someone's safe at home
Someone dies alone
Someone's fallen prey
Yeah

Some will take their fill
Like lions to the kill
Livin' day to day
Whoa,
The Jungle

The sun is coming up
A city comes alive
The lamb will never see
A Jungle in the sky
Yeah

Someone's safe at home
Someone dies alone
Someone's falling prey
Yeah

Some will take their fill
Like lions to the kill
Livin' day to day
Yeah

Someone dies alone
Someone's safe at home
All is flesh and bone
Whoa,
The Jungle

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