Serpent Lady
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Serpent Lady
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Serpent lady
A mortal beauty
A killing glance
She's dancing
A perfect hair-style
Snakes on her head
With her hundred tails
She's dancing among
All her figures
One thousand cold eternals
Woah an act of mercy
Woah serpent lady
Woah your heart into stone
Woah serpent lady
She's a goddess
Her soul is godless
If you want eternal
Just take a look in her eyes
Your heart into stone
Woah an act of mercy
Woah serpent lady
Woah your heart into stone
Woah serpent lady
Yeah she's got so many figures
Nothing but stone
But their hearts were stones
Long time ago
She's dancing
She's dancing
She's dancing
Around humanity
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