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Ms. God
06:10
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No one is fighting the illness you've instilled
No one is hurting under your graceful smile
No one is bleeding the gold you need
Burning effigies taught me the meaning of love
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Swamp Song
03:47
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In the rot we lay down
the sweet dreams we dream
the sweet breath we breathe
No one is bleeding out
under her rule
under her rule
People Scream and shout
please feed the crowd
please feed the crowd
In the swamps we killed our young
Dont hate me now
Dont hate me now
Torture wracks our souls
our bones are bare
our bones are bare
And on the third day of night
we blessed our kids
and slit their throats
the sun and the moon
went cold
On their knees they pray
to the woman they love
the woman they love
Tonight is the last night
the last night we feed
the last night we feed
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Ms. God Arcata, California
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