Devadatta
from This Is What I Heard by Alex Walsh
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DEVADATTA (Walsh)
Devadatta what's wrong with you?
Is that evil really true?
You fell into that hell alive
How did you ever survive?
Devadatta in the rain
Were you in it for the pain?
Did she really pass you by
Do you ever wonder why?
Devadatta what did you bring?
You're a buddha called Heavenly King
Is that heaven really high?
Do you ever say goodbye?
Devadatta
Devadatta
Devadatta
Devadatta
Devadatta what's wrong with you?
Is that evil really true?
You fell into that hell alive
How did you ever survive?
Devadatta in the rain
Were you in it for the pain?
Did she really pass you by
Do you ever wonder why?
Devadatta what did you bring?
You're a buddha called Heavenly King
Is that heaven really high?
Do you ever say goodbye?
Devadatta
Devadatta
Devadatta
Devadatta
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from This Is What I Heard,
released August 1, 2008
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Alex Walsh San Francisco, California
Synthesizing influences from The Beatles to R.E.M. into a unique blend of folk rock and indie pop, Alex Walsh has captivated audiences across the world for over 3 decades.
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