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Artist: Emerson Lake And Palmer
Canonical path: /emerson-lake-and-palmer/the-curse-of-baba-yaga
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The Curse Of Baba Yaga
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The Curse Of Baba Yaga
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Doubles faces dark defense
Talk too loud but talk no sense
Yeah I see those smiling eyes
Butter us up with smiling lies
Talk to creatures raise the dead
Fate you know sure got fed
Trained apart from houses of stone
Hour of horses pick the bone
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