Nightmares By The Sea
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Nightmares By The Sea
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beware the bottled thoughts of angry young men
secret compartments hide all of the skeletons
little girl wants to make her home with him
in the middle of the shore she wonders
don't know what you asked for
don't know what you asked for
all young lovers know why
nightmares blind their mind? s eye
your rube is young and handsome
so new to your bedroom floor
you know damn well were you? ll go
I've loved so many times and I've drowned them all
from their coral graves they rise up when darkness falls
with their bones they'll scratch the window
I hear them call
don't know what you asked for
don't know what you asked for
stay with me under these waves tonight
be free for once in your life tonight
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