The Monster
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The Monster
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I can be the monster
I can be the teeth sunk in your skin
I can be the terrifying ultra-violent sin
I can be the monster
She was the sharpest blade
She never took her eyes off me
Oh darkness I want to sing your song forever
She lives in a lonely place
With sharpened knives and razor blades
She screams darkness I want to sing this song forever
Oh I’m ready, oh I’m ready to hurt again
Oh I’m ready, oh I’m ready to hurt again
I can be the monster
I can be the teeth sunk in your skin
I can be the terrifying ultra-violent sin
I can be the monster
I can be the monster
I can be the darkness you hold dear
I can be the amplifying reason for your tears
I can be the monster
She felt the love invade
Her savage heart and soul betrayed
Oh darkness I want to sing your song forever
Oh I’m ready, oh I’m ready to hurt again
I can be the monster
I can be the teeth sunk in your skin
I can be the terrifying ultra-violent sin
I can be the monster
I can be the monster
I can be the darkness you hold dear
I can be the amplifying reason for your tears
I can be the monster
I can the monster
Whoa
I can be the monster
Whoa
If you want to live and love and sin you gotta give your life to the monster
The monster
If you want to live and love and sin you gotta give your life to the monster
The monster
I am the monster
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