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Bleached Blood
04:31
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Out for the count, best sheer black gown
Blasting misfits bangers in Chinatown
Cool air and teeth bared for it, black eyes the taste of vomit
These bodies died a slow death in the nightlife
That’s what you get from me, half buried memories
2008, caning becks at beats of rage
Living dead, gum munching and disengaged
Oh ghost of Halloween, visit me in dreams
Vampire bats, you’re looking at the Queen
That’s what you get from me half buried memories
Bleached blood. My long lost love
You said I remind you of
The actor, from hammer, the Dracula
But ha ha ha ha ha
This is trick or treat
This is Halloween
You’re down for the count, you wait for the blackout
You still scream Wolfs Blood in Chinatown
Now we’re living in broken times, with busted thoughts and disgusting minds
But we still have the memories of the good times
That’s what you get from me half buried memories
Bleached blood. My long lost love
You said I remind you of
The actor, from hammer, the Dracula
But ha ha ha ha ha
This is trick or treat
This is Halloween
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Night of the Living Dead
01:35
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