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Lion's Den - Lawson



     
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Lion's Den Lyrics


I can't break these chains
This love can't be tamed
The wild running through your body
You won't stop for nothing tell me
Tonight I'm the prey
Your pride I'll obey
Don't care if I see tomorrow
The fever is burning
Now my hands are shaking
Got my body aching
Just another victim for youNow I can see you claws
It's making me want you more
Girl you're a killer
Oh oh oh I can't defend
Oh oh oh you're gonna break my bones
You're gonna take me home
Now you're the winner
Oh oh oh it all makes sense

I'm caught up in the lion's denScratch, marks, down my back
When your love attacks
You like to do it slowly
You want me to suffer
Now my hands are shaking
Got my body aching
Just another victim for youNow I can see your claws
It's making me want you more
Girl you're a killer
Oh oh oh I can't defend
Oh oh oh you're gonna break my bones
You're gonna take me home
Now you're the winner
Oh oh oh it all makes sense
Caught up in the lion's denC'monFight so hard that I can't hold you down
Hold you down, yeah
Want so hard I'm never getting out,
YeahNow I can see you claws
It's making me want you more
Girl you're a killer
Oh oh oh I can't defend
Oh oh oh
You're gonna break my bones
You're gonna take me home
Now you're the winner
Oh oh oh it all makes sense
Caught up in the lion's denC'mon
C'mon
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Lawson are a four-piece pop rock band based in London. Originally from Liverpool, Brighton, Nottingham and Chesterfield; Andy Brown, Adam Pitts, Joel Peat and Ryan Fletcher all moved to London to follow their dreams. After a couple of jams, songwriting sessions, a few nights out, and some trips to London's Westfield shopping centre, the lads realized these were the friends they wanted to start the next chapter of their lives with. Lawson was born.

Read more about Lawson on Last.fm.


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