Over her Shoulder
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Over her Shoulder
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She was looking over her shoulder
I'll always wonder why
After all the things that I told her
About the killing sky
Pillar of strength
Salt of the earth
Framed in the city lights of hell
She took a mirror from her purse
And froze there in the fire that fell
Her scorched earth fingers tap on my shoulder
She's my fatal wound
She floats above a world that can't hold her
Now she's a blood red moon
And now i'm looking over my shoulder
I don't know why
After all the things that I told her
About the killing sky
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