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Halloween
02:17
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Bonfires burning bright
Pumpkin faces in the night
I remember Halloween
Dead cats hanging from poles
Little dead are out in droves
I remember Halloween
Brown leafed vertigo
Where skeletal life is known
I remember Halloween
This day anything goes
Burning bodies hanging from poles
I remember Halloween
Halloween, Halloween
Halloween, Halloween
Candy apples and razor blades
Little dead are soon in graves
I remember Halloween
This day anything goes
Burning bodies hanging from poles
I remember
Halloween, Halloween
Halloween, Halloween
Halloween, Halloween
Halloween, Halloween
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Skulls
02:04
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Corpses all hang headless and limp
Bodies with no surprises
And the blood drains down like devil's rain
We'll bathe tonight
I want your skull
I need your skull
I want your skull
I need your skull
Demon I am and face I peel
To see your skin turned inside out, 'cause,
Gotta have you on my wall
Gotta have you on my wall,
'Cause I want your skull
I need your skull
I want your skull
I need your skull
Collect the heads of little girls and put 'em on my wall
Hack the heads off little girls and put 'em on my wall
I want your skull
I need your skull
Whoa
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Cities and Years Detroit, Michigan
Cities And Years, a 5-piece heavy rock band hailing from Detroit, Michigan. Influenced by such acts as AFI, Sum 41, and Comeback Kid, Cities And Years is a band currently making a statement around the music scene. With heavy hitting tracks to a wild live performance, the band shows no way of holding back with anything. ... more
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