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Artist: XIII Dreizehn
Canonical path: /dreizehn/lilith
Related lyric paths: 6
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Lilith
Read Lilith lyrics by XIII Dreizehn on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Lilith
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I have the flash of the fallens
The flash of the fallen angels
The flash you eat everyday
While we dance on the rotten corpses
While we dance on the rotten corpses
The day goes down...
The day goes down...
You can´t wake me up
Wake me up from the nightmare?
You can´t wake me up to another some good dream?
While we dance on the rotten corpses
While we dance on the rotten corpses
I have the flash of the fallens
The flash of the fallen angels
The flash you eat everyday
Murder!!! psycho!!! murder!!! freak!!!
Murder!!! psycho!!! murder!!! freak!!!
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XIII Dreizehn performs "Lilith", and this lyric page sits inside the XIII Dreizehn catalog on LyroVerse.
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