Karma Suture
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Karma Suture
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The D]s are dedicating music to the dead
She has no suspicion of the things that lie ahead
Pulled up in an empty street without a sign of life
She relaxed, she didn't know that time was getting tight
If she looked into his eyes, she'd surely change her mind
She was just a lonely girl who thought she'd made a find
Turning up the radio and switching off the light
Now she's been commissioned in the armies of the night
The DJ's dedication's drowning out her screams
She cannot absorb the shock, she is such a soft machine
Smashing up the radio and turning out the lights
Now she's been commissioned in the armies of the night
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