A Dark Star
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A Dark Star
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A dark star on the left hand path
A revelation long since left for dead
There's a sleeping bear in the bed you made
An elephant in an unmarked grave
A sacriface to a long lost cause
Little dorothy is staying put in oz
Come taste my darkness
And tell me how you feel
Take a look inside me
And tell me what you see
Such a precious piece of trash
Slowing down is such a painful way to crash
Like feeding twice twice from a well bitten hand
Spilt milk and honey from a foreign land
Come taste my darkness
And tell me how you feel
Take a look inside me
And tell me what you see
The sound of perdition
Come taste my darkness
And tell me how you feel
Take a look inside me
And tell me what you see
The sound of perdition
The sound of perdition
The sound of perdition
A dark star on the left hand path
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