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American Chronicle

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Soror Dolorosa Canonical path: /soror-dolorosa/american-chronicle Related lyric paths: 6
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American Chronicle

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Snow, a weird song on the radio

Tells the tale of a doll

I'm perishing dead drunk

On the back of a blue cab

Los Angeles under snow

To live with crazy men

Undo the knots my angel

You have frozen dolls eyes

Los Angeles

Capital city of pain

Drunk and insane

Gives herself up finally

Los Angeles under snow

Undo the knots my angel

You have frozen dolls eyes

The ones on the magazines

And you know it

Fancy you more right now

I'm leaving you my dears

I'm leaving you all

Among the leaves there

And the wind

The breeze and the light

I shall get back to the mist

To alcohol, the world weariness

My cardinal pain

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