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Artist: Dr. Spookenstein
Canonical path: /dr-spookenstein/mistress-of-the-night
Related lyric paths: 6
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Mistress Of The Night
Read Mistress Of The Night lyrics by Dr. Spookenstein on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Mistress Of The Night
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In the dark night
I see your face
When the moonlight shines
On your writhing frame
You claw my back
Scream in delight
In my neck teeth stab
When you have to bite
In the forest night
Do what you will
No one hears our cries
Only trees and hills
Your skin is hot
Pale as the moon
It will be too soon
If i survive
I'll be back again
Oh my mistress of the night
Please just let me live
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