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Artist: Every Time I Die
Canonical path: /every-time-i-die/roman-holiday
Related lyric paths: 6
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Roman Holiday
Read Roman Holiday lyrics by Every Time I Die on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Roman Holiday
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We cut our teeth in the bedroom.
We slit our wrists in our costumes.
All of them, witches. Witches. Witches. Witches.
We are the death of the party.
We are the life of the funeral.
All of us, ragmen. Ragmen. Ragmen. Ragmen.
I want the ripened fruit.
I want the fresh meat.
I want the first born.
I want the down beat.
We traded vows on the front line.
They ushered us through the stop sign.
All of them, witches. Witches. Witches. Witches.
We found our way in the blackout
We are the ghosts in the lighthouse
All of us, ragmen. Ragmen. Ragmen. Ragmen.
I want the open wound.
I want the dark streets.
I want the virgin blood.
I want the wet heat.
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