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Dark Aftermaths
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Hey what's that behind your back
I bet I have a guess
Not even the Zodiac
Could decipher this mess
Dying's your business
And business is good
It seems like no one can get enough
Into the abyss
This much understood
As you drive me to the club in cuffs
Tonight I'm dancing
With the angel of death
We both know
What happens next
I'm dancing
With the angel of death
Two-stepping to our dark aftermaths
Been sleeping with an eye open
How do you sleep at all
Abandoned faith and all hoping
A shriek, a siren call
Necrosis your business
But you skirt what you sow
Can I finally turn the tide
Vapid and bloodless
A freakish ego
Let's do this one last time
Tonight I'm dancing
With the angel of death
We both know
What happens next
I'm dancing
With the angel of death
Two-stepping to our dark aftermaths
Tearing up the floor
Since we walked through the door
With the nails you drove through my feet
Your pleasure my pain
As you're carving your name
Into me torturously
Tonight I'm dancing
With the angel of death
We both know
What happens next
I'm dancing
With the angel of death
Of death
Of death
Of death
Of death
Tonight I'm dancing
With the angel of death
We both know
What happens next
I'm dancing
With the angel of death
Two-stepping to our dark aftermaths
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Fearful Earful Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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