Muchacho

Album: Walls (2016)
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  • My riding partner used to work for a living
    He take the backseat of all that he was given
    He let you rise and take the fall
    He was my favorite friend of all

    My old muchacho
    Love to dress for each occasion
    Without that rocket shell taking me in the right direction
    Those crooked eyes that knew it all
    Was my favorite friend of all
    He was my favorite friend of all

    He's wearing jean on jean
    Cut him some slack, Fox
    Pressed to the corner of the scene
    Just here to take stock
    He'll take the chain
    He'll take the ball
    He was my favorite friend of all
    He was my favorite friend of all Writer/s: Anthony Caleb Followill, Ivan Nathan Followill, Jared Followill, Matthew Followill
    Publisher: Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
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