Black Math Horseman
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Deerslayer

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Black Math Horseman Canonical path: /black-math-horseman/deerslayer Related lyric paths: 6
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Deerslayer

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Followed a man into dark tall trees

Softly he spoke

All the birds watching

Last breath is lost

Falling leaves and lust

My love for the pure white dove in dust

And now my home has become a grove

My name is gone

I've become unknown

I can still hear them moan

One for flesh one for bone

Wearing black and white robes

build the walls burn the grove

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