You'll find the cross only fits,
When your hands and feet are nailed to it.
"Can we get a picture with the pauper,
And another with the prince?"
Ma'am, He's got your daughter wrapped in his fist.

To the boys and girls,
He's alabaster,
But to his brothers, just another bastard.
With a story about a girl; enough to make you sick,
And how she made him king of her gracious hips,
She's found a way to crown his fingertips.

Let's show them where the bad ones go.
Another case of a sheep bearing a broken nose.
Let's show them where the bad ones go.
Color you criminal, paint black lines on your bones.

Wake all the children from their sleep
He's robbing pillow-cased dreams and selling cheap.
What lives below? He wouldn't know.
So let's tell them where the bad ones go...

You curse the tail between your legs;
Blue faced and black jawed,
Your innocent eyes rotted from your bedroom in the night.
A lesson from the learned:
If your skin won't fit,
Don't seal your soul just yet.

If the herd is the temptation that the faithless can't evade,
"We ate all forbidden grapes and retreated to the vineyard,
To the void in which we dwell
With a tortured youth and heartaches we'll sell
I'll be the blood and body if you'll ring that bell."

You'll go down in history
With notebooks, pens, and melodies.
But you're running from all of us.
You're running from all of us.
You're running from all your love.


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Vultures Lyrics as written by Sean Danielsen Ryan Martin

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    agreed haha ... i sometimes cant understand fully every word until ive read the cd booklet this is what i have ... a little more than you and some thing different

    youll find the cross only fits when your hands and feet are nailed to it you got a picture with the pauper and another with the priest yeah hes got you daughter wrapped in his ___


    _never prosper a story about a girl enough to make you sing and how she made him kill you with gracious hips yeah she found a way to fingertips lets see if you can find your smile tooth by tooth

    lets show them where the bad ones go another case of a sheet buried a broken nose lets show them where the bad ones go follow your criminal make black lines on your clothes

    wake all the children from their sleep lets rob their pillowcase dreams and sell them cheap what lives below, they wouldnt know lets show them where the bad ones go

    you cross the __ between your legs blue faces and black jawed your innocent eyes ___ to your bedroom in the night a lesson from above


    sleepless _____


    and were dreaming to to the point of which we dwell heartaches will sell _blood and body __ lets see if you can find your smile tooth by tooth

    lets show them where the bad ones go another case of a sheet buried a broken nose lets show them where the bad ones go follow your criminal make black lines on your clothes

    wake all the children from their sleep lets rob their pillowcase dreams and sell them cheap what lives below, they wouldnt know lets show them where the bad ones go

    youll go down in history with noble expense and melodies? your running from all of us your running from all of us your running from all that you know

    wake all the children from their sleep lets rob their pillowcase dreams and sell them cheap what lives below, they wouldnt know lets show them where the bad ones go

    kah1367on July 26, 2007   Link

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