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Artist: Suicide Silence
Canonical path: /suicide-silence/march-to-the-black-crown
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March To The Black Crown
Read March To The Black Crown lyrics by Suicide Silence on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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March To The Black Crown
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This is the fucking black crown
And were moving forward into oblivion
So follow me into eternity
Black crown
And he'll probably take my head
But that's the point of the black crown
I'm moving forward into the oblivion
But it's alright cuz I gonna die
For the fucking crown
Moving forward into the oblivion
Black crown
I'm going to die anyway
So don't worry about me
I'll be alright all be fine
The black crown
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