S.H.S
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S.H.S
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Severed head syndrome
Watching the seer come on
Ready to be like a shattered bone
Once in the nape it can't be undone
Cover with leaves where you've gone
Watching the lace scar and the color come
Reaching the ridge with a thumb
Why won't you make it ever so?
I've been waiting for you everyday
Just inside there you can stay
When you see me please don't look away
Once you're bound you're never leaving
Alternate interpretation:
Settled down in san antone
Watching to see her coming home
Ready to be like a shattered bone
Once in the lake, it can’t be undone
Couple of days where your gone
Watching the late scar coming call
Reaching the ridge with your gun
Why won’t you make it ever so
I’ve been waiting for you every day
Just decide that you can stay
When you see me please don’t look away
Once you’re bound you’ll never leave it
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