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Crow Girl
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Crow Girl
I`m sick of feeling
All this empty space around
Echoes of a gentle memory
Make no sound
A merciless wind is knocking
At my door
As a fetus I lay naked
On the floor
All her black feathers are falling
No more time to follow
Think of all my sorrow
Take it all please
Take it all away
Cuts you made of my soul
Don’t weep no more
Drops of wet pulse on my temples
To the core
And your scent is poison
No more time to follow
Think of all my sorrow
Take it all please
Take it all away
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Edgar Allan Poets Los Angeles, California
Edgar Allan Poets, The Noir Rock Band. For our sound we find inspiration from Poe and Hitchcock. An epic, strong and intense sound is waiting for you hidden in the shadow.
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