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Artist: The Hedons (USA)
Canonical path: /the-hedons-usa/swimming-the-witch
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Swimming The Witch
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Swimming The Witch
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You say you can talk to spirits
That there's something more to this world
That's confliction with religion
Follow me to the lake now
Swimming the witch
Back in salem
Swimming the witch
Drowned in the lake
It just takes a pointed finger
Strip you bare under the hot sun
Dunk you deep into the water
Nineteen led unto the slaughter
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