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Artist: The Blackwater Fever
Canonical path: /the-blackwater-fever/intro
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Intro
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Intro
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Oh heavenly nightly, cries in serenade
So tenderly lightly, rap's at my window pane
And the wind did blow, weeping willows sway
Oh so heavenly nightly, take me astray
White noise and whispers, of sweet nothing
Oh ever so quietly, lead me down to your hiding place
And the worms will crawl. where your bones are laid
Ho cries heavenly nightly, lamenting pine away
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