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Artist: The Junkie Dogs
Canonical path: /the-junkie-dogs/the-owl
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The Owl
The Owl lyrics by The Junkie Dogs. Sway beside my rusty sword Betray beliefs to find relief The knights are off to die alone in the woods Where hide the...
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The Owl
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Sway beside my rusty sword
Betray beliefs to find relief
The knights are off to die alone in the woods
Where hide the falling ghosts
High priest
Let the halk release my will
Bleed my eyes to heal thy wounds
White goddess of night
Thy blood is not enough for me
Thou owed thy flesh to set me free
Guards of exyle
Just don’t betray us
Loneliness priestess
Thou call my heart in a silent way
Guards of exyle
Just don’t betray us
White goddess of night
Slowly now thy soul shall bleed
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