Monologue
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Monologue
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I can't help myself
When you're not around
I hear the voices call
But they don't help at all
So I speak your name
But its all in vain
You're so far away
It drives me insane
How I miss your smell
What your eyes can tell
I am lost in hell
And you're somewhere else
It's just not fair
To you my dear
I don't know how
I got so lost
I keep on drinking my own blood,
Do I not care enough for love?
I don't know,
I can't tell
If my fangs
Cast some spell
Come closer now,
As you have before
I will strike you down
We will hit the floor
I am the wolf…
I am the bat…
I am the wolf…
I am the bat…
I keep on drinking my own blood,
Do I not care enough for love?
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Who performs "Monologue"?
Absinthe performs "Monologue", and this lyric page sits inside the Absinthe catalog on LyroVerse.
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