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Appalachian Casket
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Another cold night, another shallow grave
You never should have come here
You should have stayed away
Now your home, Eternity’s so long
I am the creeping shadows, the demon you deny
I am your dark desires
the curse that fills the sky
I am the one, now there’s nowhere left to run
Dark are these hollows, dark are these ways
I made and keep them, Death be my name
You’re almost in Heaven, still miles inside Hell
You’re never going home,
These hills be your tombstone
You’re the one who called me, now you pray I go away
I put my mark upon you
now forever you will stay
Your brand new God, now pay me with your blood
I am the wind around you, the fear you try to hide
I am the ice that grips your heart
The terror as you die
Now come with me, you have new worlds to see
Dark are these hollows, dark are these ways
I made and keep them, Death be my name
You’re almost in Heaven, still miles inside Hell
You’re never going home,
These hills be your tombstone
You called my name
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Ghost Road Morgantown, West Virginia
We are who we are and we do what we do.
Ghost Road. Morgantown, West-By-God Virginia.
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