The Long Losts
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Intro

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Intro

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Hand in hand and heart to heart

In the dark The Long Losts walked

They were dressed in their cemetery best

They left it all to flee with death, with death, with death

Heart to heart and hand to hand

In the dark The Long Losts danced

Room to room, night to night, all was spooky

All was right, all was spooky, all was right, all, was

Spooky, all, was, right

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