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Lilith
03:40
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I was born from the desert dust,
Rising up through the dirt.
Under a sun turning pink to red,
A witches hand dragging me to the dry dead earth.
Lilith, I fell under your charm
And the world can burn
‘cos I know it only means you harm
Under the bones of the Yucca tree,
I listen when the demon speaks;
Says “shed your skin and consume me, so I’ll wake up and live again”
Lilith, I fell under your charm
And the world can burn
‘cos I know it only means you harm
Lilith I am becoming death
Lilith I am become death
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Song for the Dead
05:53
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Ah, ah, ah..
It's late enough to go driving
And see what's mine
Life's the study of dying
How to do it right
You're a holy roller
If you bettin' to lose
If you're hanging around
I'm holding the noose
Ah, ah, ah, ah..
Come a little bit closer
And get untied
In a hearse rolling over
Just a track in the line
Fuck it
Ah, ah, ah, ah..
Come on, let's go driving
Come on, let's take a little ride
That's the study of dying
How to do it right
Ah, ah, ah, ah..
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Sister Ghost Northern Ireland, UK
Alternative Rock / Attic Punk from Derry, Ireland
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