Loreley (The Lovers)
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Loreley (The Lovers)
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Dismember me, throw my soul to the sea, watch as it sinks so slowly
Man overboard, my heart breaks on the shore
Caught staring at the lights in her eyes
She’ll pull you down to your fucking demise
Dragging you under, lost in a foolish rapture, the lovers drown
Sailors lost at sea, can you hear me calling as I scream beware?
You’re staring at the sinking ships
Beneath the waves you come to grips
You’ve reached the end
From buried bones the ghosts ascend
Dismember me, throw my soul to the sea, watch as it sinks so slowly
Man overboard, my heart breaks on the shore
Together we flow, caught in the undertow
Cultivate and create what we already know, this is wicked love
From buried bones the ghosts ascend
Dismember me, throw my soul to the sea watch as it sinks so slowly
Man overboard, my heart breaks on the shore
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