Destroyer lyrics
You are a fantasy, projecting your vanity
A quiet delusion, controlling me
You got the best of me
Forgetting my sanity
A silent intrusion, destroying me
When night expires across this town,
I'll light a fire to burn it down
The end is here and now
I'll burn it down, I'll light a fire
The end is here and now
Making wishes for me. Causing calamity
Your only solution, abandon me
This is a tragedy. I meet with it gratefully
It's my execution, and you're joining me
When night expires across this town,
I'll light a fire to burn it down
The end is here and now
I'll burn it down, I'll light a fire
The end is here and now
I'll burn it down
The end is here and now
I'll burn it down
I'll light a fire
The end is here and now
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The Birthday Massacre
- country:Canada
- Languages:English
- Genre:Alternative, Dance, Electronica, Gothic/Darkwave, Rock
- Official site:http://www.thebirthdaymassacre.com/
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Birthday_Massacre
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