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Zombies
02:13
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They told me where I'll go
There will be people I know
But I don't know anybody who needs saving like me
When it spreads from my arms
Down to my legs
I'll walk to that door
And won't be the same
CHORUS:
Give all your grief to the dead
Because the dead don't feel a thing
Nail all the wood to the frames
We'll still get in anyways
When the graveyards empty
And the streets are filled
How will you hold on to your
Living will
Personified
I am alive
But you won't see it when you look into my eyes
CHORUS:
GUITAR SOLO:
BREAKDOWN:
AND THEN IT ENDS!
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Witches
02:47
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We'll take the witches to the water
Differntiate between them and the daughters
We'll treat their lives like means of treason
Throw them in with little to no reason
CHORUS:
What's it gonna take for you to understand
There ain't no prisoners
In this god fearing land
Well let's give a hand to the holy man
He's got a hole in his heart he's got a hole in his hand
He plays the same four chords for the skeletal band
He does the best that he can
Well we waited all night for the rising sun
We got fifteen hours till the day is done
They were sitting down there innocent of it all
They called out to god no one answered the call
CHORUS:
AND THEN SOME STUFF HAPPENS
CHORUS:
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Pessimist Prime Joliet, Illinois
We are Pessimist Prime. We like robot puns and punk music.
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