I Killed the Prom Queen - Music For The Recently Deceased

You Shirt Would Look Better With A Columbian Neck-tie

Once I've drawn my final painful breath
Ad disfigured any beauty my mind holds of you
This process of pain can be ended elegantly
With no distaste, no fear of soul decay
I felt betrayed for so long
I can' let go, these failures dragged me down
I wither away

I will never forgive or forget
A constant reminder
Your lifeless heart on a rope around my neck
A keepsake from this rusted love

We are falling fast to the ground
We are falling, we are falling, we are falling
Fast to the ground

I'd bite into your face just to be close to your eyes
I've discarded so much beauty in a lifetime
I'll stitch my own insides to the highest tree
A keepsake of this rusted love that you wish upon me

This process of pain can be ended elegantly
With no distaste, no fear of soul decay
I felt betrayed for so long I can't let go



Credits
Writer(s): Josef John Peters, Kevin Cameron, Jona Weinhofen, Sean Robert Kennedy
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Sharks In Your Mouth
  2. Say Goodbye
  3. E$ 666
  4. Your Shirt Would Look Better With A Columbian Neck-tie
  5. The Deepest Sleep
  6. Bet It All On Black
  7. Headfirst From A Hangman's Noose
  8. Sleepless Nights And City Lights
  9. Slain Upon My Faithful Sword
  10. Like Nails To A Casket

All Album Tracks: Music For The Recently Deceased >

Altri album

  1. When Goodbye Means Forever (2021 Remix / Remaster)
  2. Beloved (Deluxe Edition)
  3. Beloved [Deluxe Edition]
  4. Beloved
  5. Thirty One & Sevens
  6. To the Wolves
  7. Memento Vivere
  8. Sleepless Nights and City Lights (Live)
  9. Sleepless Nights And City Lights
  10. Music for the Recently Deceased (Tour Edition)

All Albums of I Killed the Prom Queen >

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