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CAMPFIRE
02:16
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Razorblades cut into dreams
where nothing as it seems
Drown me in your flames wont stop the screams
After midnight, vengeance is mine
You cant hide under covers from what lives inside youre mind
This is my nightmare
There are many ways to the grave
But nothing can kill me
Youre a puppet on a string when you are dead asleep
Now its primetime , say your goodbyes
You cant save all of them but at least you know you tried
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Lay down by candle light
My scratches across youre back
My demons come to life as i bite into your neck
Oh darling cant you see your love makes revenge oh so sweet
Now walk through the fires of hell and burn with me
Just another fright night
In a moment of clarity you feel you start to turn
Like a stake through the heart
By sunlight we will burn
There be no heros to come
Prepare for the worst
Im already dead inside my gift and my curse
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Fresh from the grave
A reflection of my face
Theres nothing but time
And my vegence lies in wait
Say my name say his name
Curse of the candyman
Be my victim
It will swarm out of my eyes
My love stings with hate
You were warned of the lies
In this mirror awaits your fate
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You used to be my blushing bride
I spent my nights making the dead look alive
1 2 3 4 5 triple 6
I dont want to spend enternity living like this
Death becomes her
Thats all im seeing now
one dark and stormy night a decision that change your life.
Lets put all the jealousy aside
You me and 3 make fine
Youll grab the car i get the wine
You cant escape the trouble in the rain tonight
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