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Artist: Grimskunk
Canonical path: /grimskunk/footsteps-in-loyola
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Footsteps in Loyola
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Footsteps in Loyola
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Creepers in the halls
Behind forbiden walls
Under watchful eyes
I'm a dirty old man watch out
Do you heard that?
I don't know...I did
Now there's footsteps in the halls
and no one hears our calls
And the sweat so gently falls
(and now we're on the run)
(escape the haunted ones)
Now there's blood stairs in the halls
See the traces on the walls
Inside here a demon crawls
He's a dirty old man
You better watch out
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