Elm Street
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Elm Street
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This is a story
Of the grotesque
Freddy's coming to appear - can you feel?
He turns from life to death
And soon you will see
Lost in his black fantasies - what do you feel?
And as so you turn your back
You make your last escape
Never again the sun will rise - you will die!
Can you see? - It is real - You must die!
Elm Street
Freddy's back
Elm Street
Beware his attack
Fall into a black abyss
No reasons for your pain
Never you'll wake up again - you will pay!
Soon as the night turns black
Your life will fade away
Freddy's back to take revenge - any day!
And when you fall to rest
You'll never understand
What this nightmare means for you - spread in fear!
Elm Street
Freddy's back
Elm Street
Beware his attack
Ans as you see
Inside your mind
Freddy's back
With a laughing smile
You're going crazy
But your best friend they're all gone
Freddy's back...
Elm Street
Freddy's back
Elm Street
Beware his attack
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Baphomet (Alemanha) performs "Elm Street", and this lyric page sits inside the Baphomet (Alemanha) catalog on LyroVerse.
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