Hitchcock Starlet
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Hitchcock Starlet
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The moon, on a blackened sky
Here I wait, by the light tower
A pair of lights, comes closer down the road on a thunderful night
He drives to meet me here
Tonight, I'll die in black and white
Just like a Hitchcock star
Thrown in his arms tonight
I'll die in Hitchcock light
The wind plays with my hair
As he touched my cheek
To catch a red tear
His chin feels rough
As he whispers in my ear: Tonight you will die, as a Hitchcock starlet
Tonight, I'll die in black and white
Just like a Hitchcock star
Thrown in his arms tonight
I'll die in Hitchcock light
Tonight, I'll die in black and white
Just like a Hitchcock star
Thrown in his arms tonight
I'll die in Hitchcock light
I'll die in Hitchcock
Die in Hitchcock star
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