Deadly Serenade
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Deadly Serenade
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You're like a lonely hunter
Stalking your prey
In your eyes a hunger
Never fades
You strike at my heart
And your song of love
Is a deadly serenade
You're like the spider
waiting in the shade
Your wicked charms
Will all display
I'm caught in your web
And your song of love
Is a deadly serenade
And your song of love
Is a deadly serenade
So beat your wings baby
(come on) Don't delay
'Cause you're the debt collector
And you're waiting to be paid
You're like a bird of prey
And your song of love
Is a deadly serenade
I love that song
Is a deadly serenade
And your song of love
Is a deadly serenade
I love that song
(sing it to me)
(sing me that song)
I love that song
(sing me that song)
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Who performs "Deadly Serenade"?
Marc Almond performs "Deadly Serenade", and this lyric page sits inside the Marc Almond catalog on LyroVerse.
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