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Dovehorns
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Break into cemeteries
Capillaries dry heave at the morgue
Then numb the pain with poison
Meet the boys with nothing to live for
To live for
We come with knife in hand
Switchblade romance leaves bloodstains on the floor
Yet you presume the dance with
Sharp tongue death and beg for so much more
Nothing seems to matter when you’re
Dying on the floor
And death seems to come easier
When your life is such a bore
Nothing will prepare you for my
Sharp sting heart attack
Just close your eyes, embrace the knife
As everything goes black
As roses hit your chest
The sermons read, stains on your dress expose
A night debaucherous, and screams of lust on
Mausoleum floors
Screams I adore
Hypnotic overdose
Your brain’s exposed to darkness in your mind
You try to kill the host, you should have known that
Demons never die
Nothing seems to matter when you’re
Dying on the floor
And death seems to come easier
When your life is such a bore
Nothing will prepare you for my
Sharp sting heart attack
Just close your eyes, embrace the knife
As everything goes black
This life is but a dream
In fantasies we live where lovers lie
In a scene so saturnine
And I don’t wanna know
Where my body lies under sunrise
So stay with me tonight
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Deadsled Funeral Company New Orleans, Louisiana
New Orleans-based Horror Rock act whose melodies, lyrics, and performances shed light on the romantic side of mortality. With influences drawn from dark, hard-rocking acts such as MCR, Type O Negative, HIM, Ghost, and Avenged Sevenfold, Deadsled delivers spooky, emotive, lustful crooning accompanied by mellifluous instrumentals intermittently broken up with guitar and drum wailing & aggression. ... more
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