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Strange Violence
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I gave her love I gave her blood
I gave her all I could bear
Her soft body wrapped in silk
No sense of danger in the air
I paid no mind to the tell-tale signs
And was deaf to the sirens everywhere
You could say that love is blind
But us blind boys just don’t care
She seemed so porcelain
My sweet little girl
But something changed within her
I dared not unfurl
I paid no mind to the tell-tale signs
And was deaf to the sirens everywhere
You could say that love is blind
But us blind boys just don’t care
A strange violence
A cold cold world
The Great Silence
Goodbye, little girl
Her teeth grew pointed
Her accent changed
She was no longer my love
Just a spirit enraged
As her claws raked my face
I dug my own grave
Still trying to embrace
A heart turned away
A strange violence
A wicked wind blows
Left broken and silent
That’s just how love goes
You could say that love is blind
But us blind boys just don’t care
A strange violence
A cold cold world
The Great Silence
Goodbye, little girl
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I gave her love I gave her blood
I gave her all I could bear
Her soft body wrapped in silk
No sense of danger in the air
I paid no mind to the tell-tale signs
And was deaf to the sirens everywhere
You could say that love is blind
But us blind boys just don’t care
She seemed so porcelain
My sweet little girl
But something changed within her
I dared not unfurl
I paid no mind to the tell-tale signs
And was deaf to the sirens everywhere
You could say that love is blind
But us blind boys just don’t care
A strange violence
A cold cold world
The Great Silence
Goodbye, little girl
Her teeth grew pointed
Her accent changed
She was no longer my love
Just a spirit enraged
As her claws raked my face
I dug my own grave
Still trying to embrace
A heart turned away
A strange violence
A wicked wind blows
Left broken and silent
That’s just how love goes
You could say that love is blind
But us blind boys just don’t care
A strange violence
A cold cold world
The Great Silence
Goodbye, little girl
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The Antoine Poncelet Band New Jersey
With songs about spirituality, the occult, nature, the human condition, and life in this very modern world, coupled with the most exciting pounding thunderous hard rock since the 70s and 80s, and one of the most electrifying must see live shows on the scene, The Antoine Poncelet Band has come for you! ... more
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