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Artist: White Lodge
Canonical path: /white-lodge/prom-king
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Prom King
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Prom King
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These days they come and go and disappear in shade
You poison me, you poison me
I left the porch light on in hopes you might return
To torture me, to torture me
And I don't want to miss you anymore
But I can't stand to see you disappear
My eyes are bathed in red and I’m adorned in black
So bury me, so bury me
I watch the sun at night as it sets into the sky
It makes me wonder why, it makes me wonder why
I don't feel okay
I don't feel okay
I am going away for a while
And I don't want to miss you anymore
But I can't stand to see you disappear (4x)
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