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Artist: Drowned Men
Canonical path: /drowned-men/vampires-never-die
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Vampires Never Die
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Vampires Never Die
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No matter how hard you try
Certain things, they never change
So why don’t you accept
And surrender?
No matter how hard you fight
Certain things, they never change
So why don’t you accept
And surrender?
Flowers wither
And seasons end
Days arrive
And then they’re gone
Children will grow
And will grow old
But the vampires
The vampires never die!
No matter how hard you hit
Certain things, they never change
So why don’t you accept
And surrender?
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