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Eve Came First
04:39
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Murderer
Pull tricks on the earth
The past is finished
The fun not begun
Murderer
It was Eve who came first
Set the sun to setting
Picked flowers for the famine
Evil learns
Come in the Autumn
Wrapped in her long furs
Sister to the witches
Murderer
Puts Abel in the dirt
The past is never finished
Cannot be undone
Eve looking worse
These nights seem to bore her
She sits turning down
Cajun dance after Cajun dance in the town
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New Years
04:55
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Green, my intentions were sane
But murmurous
The murmurings
The soft boys will break
They said possibly you
Lack the honesty
To begin with my sweet
Now aint that a woman
He said now I don’t care
Oh hold the idea in your head
Cus transient don’t cover it
It’s just gone,
The party is all that’s left
And I admire your unlit cigarette
Defend, her manners made sense
But promises
All the promises
Yeah who knows what she meant
They said probably
It is meant to be
People fit where they’re found
But why then does Attis
Climb up out the ground
Oh hold the idea in your head
Cus transient don’t even cover it
It’s just gone
But the party is still going on
I like that look can I join you,
Wanna make some smoke in here,
You belong on the pages of the world
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