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Wilt
04:52
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You plucked me from the fertile ground
Like I was a flower
Beautiful and magic how you found me
Brought me home to cherish, placed up your alter
Buy days go by, you've forgotten about your flower
I wilt from the lack, I rot, I shrivel
You've forgotten you found me wild
Destroy the land, the flowers are all gone
Man destroys the land once again
The alter gathers dust and clutter, no longer your desire
You're out and on to different things
I crumble, wishing for the fields that I once wandered
When I could still be a flower
I wilt from the lack, I rot, I shrivel
You've forgotten you found me wild
Destroy the land, the flowers are all gone
Man destroys the land once again
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Devour
04:37
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I never wanted for anything
But cravings can happen to anyone
I walk into the center of your earth
Devour me
Made a deal with the devil over flesh and stream
Now I can never leave when you scream
"Devour me"
Smoke rolls from vessel
Water falls from petal
The cage is made of bone and the heart of metal
She's like acid rain
Petals of red, and clove cover alters
Now I could never love beneath another
Devour me
Through vine covered tombs and eel infested waters
My lungs fill with salt as you drag me under
Devour me
Smoke rolls from vessel
Water falls from petal
The cage is made of bone and the heart of metal
She's like acid rain
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Seven of Swords
03:39
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4. |
Sleeping With the Enemy
04:04
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