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Pay up for your goods, put away the knife, sacrifice,
later at the beach first pray for the tv.
honestly i'm intrigued by your sales and your pitch,
but the cold hard fact is i'm lacking in the cash. just a,
bitch with diseases, occasional seizures,
stuck with a world of liars and deceivers,
people never show when your living on your own
buy something in the sales to forget you're all alone…
bLACK fRIDAY
avoiding all the footage of the killings and the government
lay back down to the whispers and brushes, oh
look at the animals playing with each other
another distraction from my mind in the gutter.
stale bread unclean cutlery, rinsing out a cup for
the morning brew, work out what I need to do,
life is all sacrifice, prioritise what you most like,
give a prayer to the tv, gods of celebrity...
bLACK fRIDAY
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Coven Solo UK
Electronic sounds inspired by WitchHouse, GloomPop, DarkElectronic, Abandoned Buildings, and Suspicious Places For Strange Rituals.
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