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Artist: Diamanda Galas
Canonical path: /diamanda-galas/strange-hours
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Strange Hours
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Strange Hours
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I'm gonna walk on up to heaven,
I'm sure you'll see me there.
Might be the last dead man to make it,
Hell yes, I know that I'll get there.
I will be wearing clothes of fire
but I'm sure you'll see me there.
I'm gonna crawl on up to heaven.
I may be trailing you in ashes
but you know that I'll be there.
I will find you there.
He kept strange hours, locked himself away in his room
before being seen shouting at the window.
And, he had murdered his fiance -
he sacrificed her for the purity of all mankind.
I'll be waiting for you there.
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