Dead Girl
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Dead Girl
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Tell me where are you going?
I wanna go with you
Where I come from there's only one train every hour
And it goes straight to Hell
When I was thirteen years old
I dressed in my girlfriends clothes
All the boys at school wanted to punch me
And all the girls wanted to get in my bed
You found a ring, how do you know
It didn't belong to a dead girl
I'm so bored around here
That I've fallen in love with a dead girl
I'm going where the blood spills baby
These streets are paved with pain
I'm praying for the eve of destruction
Get on the rocket ship but never come back again
You found a ring, how do you know
It didn't belong to a dead girl
I'm so bored around here
That I've fallen in love with a dead girl
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Who performs "Dead Girl"?
Rachel Stamp performs "Dead Girl", and this lyric page sits inside the Rachel Stamp catalog on LyroVerse.
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