Cassiopeia
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Cassiopeia
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I feel run over, I feel salacious
I feel stripped naked, I feel heartbroken
While the rose has withered and the thorn drips blood
I will walk my lady to the end of the plot
And so I looked back into the vanished hall
while my love slides into her final fall
I feel run over, I feel salacious
I feel stripped naked, I feel heartbroken
While the rose has withered and the thorn drips blood
I will walk my lady to the end of the plot
And so I looked back into the vanished hall
while my love slides into her final fall
I feel run over, I feel salacious
I feel stripped naked, I feel heartbroken
Raging laughter invading my head
Battering voices wishing I was dead
Deranged am I, I can take no more
As death will come to settle the score
I feel run over, I feel salacious
I feel stripped naked, I feel heartbroken.
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