1. |
A Thousand Bones
04:17
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Creepy
03:06
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she had the prettiest gravestone I ever did see
she told me daisies were her favies so I brought 'em every day
i wanna get creepy tonight
i wanna get creepy tonight
a thousand eyes that can't go blind
a thousand hearts that know no lies
where were you all this time? i could die now.
soft light from the touch of your skin
feels so good make me wanna sink in
so let me, unzip my skin where you will fit right in
i wanna get creepy tonight
i wanna get creepy tonight
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3. |
I Laid Down and Died
02:37
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went out for a walk, with the sun melting my eyes
the heat, such a drag, so i laid down and died
down, down, down to the south
where there's no way out
where there's no way out
back then you was a dear of mine, we all know that
now you're just a fuck when all I wanted was some love
down, down, down to the south
where there's no way out
where there's no way out
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