Deviance Imminent
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Deviance Imminent
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Sirens of light creep and slide
Singing legends by my ear
Calling them as a child
They fade and disappear
Dancing eternally wih my idols
Bursting normality
You should taste my pleasure
Ghosts in my mirror
As I saw them the day before
I used to talk with them
We used to think the same
Dirty blood
Polluates you
The demonic medicine
Suits you better
Reverse events
Try this cure
They fade and disappear
Dancing eternally wih my idols
Bursting normality
You should taste my pleasure
Deviance
They fade and disappear
Dancing eternally wih my idols
Bursting normality
You should taste my pleasure
Killing sobriety, spoiling morality
Be my idol, be the one I deify
We'll soon dance together
Deviance imminent
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