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Artist: The Caulfield Cult
Canonical path: /the-caulfield-cult/ditch
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Ditch
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Ditch
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I've spent years being in and out of a ditch, a hole I've dug
Now the ground above, it seems so far away
I've spent years being in and out of a ditch, a hole I've dug
Now security, well it means everything
Hide your horns, bury your secrets, don't let the devils hear your thoughts
Turn away, don't look at me as my body rots
Turn away, don't look at me as I decay
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