Dead Man's Party
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Dead Man's Party
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A party invitation i received in the mail
Come as you are, or wear hat, coat or tails
Standing in the doorway i heard a man say
You may enter, so step right this way
I'm going to a dead man's party
With my very last breath
I'm going to a dead man's party
And put my soul to rest
I'm going to a dead man's party
With my last desire
I'm going to a dead man's party
Till i get that holy fire
I was captivated by the presence in the room
And all the tears and pain i felt i knew would leave me soon
I saw the change was coming, the writings on the wall
It was my destination, it started before the fall
Dressed up and ready to go
My robes are righteous, this i know
Got to separate the precious from the vile
Gonna arrive in style
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Greg X Volz performs "Dead Man's Party", and this lyric page sits inside the Greg X Volz catalog on LyroVerse.
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