Sunday Black
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Sunday Black
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15 years ago i saw it coming
The end of things that were - what are we coming to?
I saw the evil, lurking in the shadows
Protecting me so violently - killing on a sunday
And in this place of mine, you're coming through
Laughing, teasing, spitting, biting - all for you
To sail away in darkness, is what we do
Never cared what others said - killing on a sunday
And when we laugh - we laugh at you
Our minds are black - shining through
Always together
Now and forever
You'll never sail this boat of evil will
Twisting, turning, slave of me (i pay the bill)
And you depend on me - it's what you can
Of innocence and mockery
15 years ago i saw my love
The end of me, but hard to see - it wasn't all my fault
But here came evil - follow my path
Sleep with me endlessly
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