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Moonlight
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I'm the hunter of the hunter
Killing you in the moonlight
My teeth are growing back
Your Honor no justice here came yet
They found them under the rocks
Her love washes away my bad thoughts
Dissociating in her frequency
You forget about this world
and its evil seeds
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Moonlight (Acoustic)
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I'm the hunter of the hunter
Killing you in the moonlight
My teeth are growing back
Your Honor no justice here came yet
They found them under the rocks
Her love washes away my bad thoughts
Dissociating in her frequency
You forget about this world
and its evil seeds
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Isshellir Iceland
ˢᵒˡᵃᶜᵉ _.・。.・゜✭*:༅｡.・。༚ ☾ˎˊ˗ ꨄ
Set free into the wilds
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