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The Jackelope Lyrics — Quivers | Dork

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The Jackelope Lyrics

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The Jackelope

From We’ll Go Riding on the Hearses2018

Lyrics

The Jackelope

Below the branches you're out of time The wind had a rhythm that changed its mind Like I change mine I thought I saw the jackelope I thought one day we would elope Love it’s such a slippery slope And alone we woke

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About this track

"The Jackelope" is a song by Quivers from the album We’ll Go Riding on the Hearses, released in 2018.

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