Tragedy Man
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Tragedy Man
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In state his glory will
forever creeping
evil robes of sorrow too
promises worth keeping
Rosemary should remember me
it was her son that died
regret to inform that you have won
a trip to the other side
spirits move musically
appearing in human form
crawling shape intruder
mother you keep me warm
Rosemary should remember me
it was her son that died
regret to inform that you have won
a trip to the other side
Another tragedy man - oh yeah
Another tragedy man
once he smiled silent hope
nightly from azure towers
magic solitude now
watch above the flowers
Rosemary should remember me
it was her son that died
regret to inform that you have won
a trip to the other side
Another tragedy man - oh yeah
Another tragedy man
As walking in the ghost of a star
thinking 'bout the world that you shall explore
I was her only son
son, son, son
yeah
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