Six Weeks

Of Monsters And Men

Slow, slow me down
Her blood, on my bones
Let go, lay to rest
We fall, we fall, we fall
We fall to the ground

Sleep, sleep all night
While the young, they wait alone

So get up
Shake the rust
We crawl, we crawl, we crawl
We crawl on the ground

Alone, I fight these animals
Alone, until I get home

A wolf, wolf, and I
We share the same cold meal
I float on
Float on down
We ride, we ride, we ride
We ride it all out

We ride, we ride, we ride
We ride it all
Ride, we ride, we ride
We ride it all
Ride, we ride, we ride
We ride it all out

Alone, I fight these animals
Alone, until I get home

Alone, I fight these animals
Alone, until I get home

Alone, I fight these animals
Alone, until I get home

Alone, I fight these animals
Alone, until I get home

Coming back, I'm coming back
Coming back, I'm coming back
She follows me into the woods
Takes me home
She follows me into the woods
Takes me home

Coming back, I'm coming back
Coming back, I'm coming back
She follows me into the woods
Takes me home

Coming back, I'm coming back
Coming back, I'm coming back
She follows me into the woods
Takes me home

Coming back, I'm coming back
Coming back, I'm coming back
She follows me into the woods
Takes me home


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Six Weeks Lyrics as written by Nanna Bryndis Hilmarsdottir Arnar Rosenkranz Hilmarsson

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    I really like this song. I think its about finding a way back to your loved one

    sirsumeron June 07, 2012   Link

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