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Dance Into The Ruins
04:25
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Shooter
03:51
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Devils 2 Step
06:31
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It’s a deadly step, a lively step a slide right back to hell,
You turn around your brother then you throw him in the well.
My decay your degradation and the fiddle plays to tell.
The descent of desperation and the devil starts to swell.
The Devil dances his famous 2 step
How many days before you die
X2
You could go dancing with lothario on such a moonlit night, and wake up with Baelzebub in mornings better light.
Intoxication decadence the music moves your feet
Then you whack him with a shovel, and you plant him 6 ft meet
Chorus:
Por La Morte.
Step lively son step lightly girl step now before your dead.
Strap your partner in a guillotine, and make a trophy of her head, and If you take the time, and care to hear what I have said.
You’ll step, and dance the night away before the bodies bled.
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Beer Goggles
04:23
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Roll The Black Dice
04:08
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Platinum Gold
03:59
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Time
04:47
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Cthulhu Martini Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3 guys got in a basement, and wrote our first Ep years ago. Then we went on to play our first show on enough Cheap Gin, and Vermouth to kill a 10 ton mega elephant.
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