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Artist: Ed Gein
Canonical path: /ed-gein/bathed-in-orange
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Bathed In Orange
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Bathed In Orange
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Shed tears of blood in the evening sun.
Bathed in orange and silhouetted.
The brightness decieves.
You ripped out my heart.
Your smile decieves.
Turn your sour face to the sky.
Bare reddened teeth in a somber
Grin not reflected in your vacant eyes.
The insects are silent in my last minutes before bitterness.
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Ed Gein performs "Bathed In Orange", and this lyric page sits inside the Ed Gein catalog on LyroVerse.
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