The Message

Album: Cuatro (1992)
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  • Wolves devour
    The full moon heart
    Screams bloodless howls
    And starves for the dawn
    As teeth and jaw
    Sink in like needles
    There's no love lost
    For a helpless pawn

    Taking care of business
    Selling rock candy and suicide
    The message
    In the battle of the colors
    Eyes for eyes, brothers for brothers

    Taking care of business
    Selling rock candy and suicide
    Buying low and selling high
    Business booms when cold lead flies
    The message
    Delivered every day
    The message
    Tribal, primal, criminal

    Old men backing out of heart attacks
    Send the young ones back to do a man's job
    To the fire and water
    The best man's daughter weds the wings of the dragonfly

    Taking care of business
    Selling rock candy and suicide
    Buying low and selling high
    Business booms when cold lead flies
    The message
    Delivered every day
    The message
    Tribal, primal, criminal

    The message
    Delivered every day
    The message
    Tribal, primal, criminal Writer/s: JULIO SIGAUQUE, KYLA-ROSE SMITH, NEIL JOHN FRANCIS HAWKS, PETER COHEN, SEREDEAL SCHEEPERS, SIMON ATTWELL, ZOLANI MAHOLA
    Publisher: Hipgnosis Songs Group, O/B/O DistroKid, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Third Side Music Inc., Universal Music Publishing Group
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