Stand back keep away
i'm not giving up my soul today
Evil men trying to eat at me
Is there a lesson to be learned
Another night another damn fright
I'm holding on to my head
If they look like dead and act like dead...
Well dead shouldn't walk in my house

Calling my name, begging my brains
Inviting me in, making me one of them
I'd rather tear my heart out

I don't want to give in
I don't want to concede
I don't want to be

Where they wander
I don't want to submit
To their way of politics
I don't want to be
Where they wander

Endless pain their domain
Walking through the night
Nekorman finally eat at me
His tainted heart got to me
We are always gonna be

Forever we will be together in our lust
well we walk like dead and smell like dead
We look etter than when we met

Calling your name, wanting your brains
Inviting you in, making you one of us
We'd like to tear your heart out


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Where They Wander Lyrics as written by Kim Sigurd Bo Gaarde Henrik Stendahl

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    Nekorman finally eat at me His tainted heart got to me We are always gonna be

    Forever we will be together in our lust well we walk like dead and smell like dead We look etter than when we met

    amazingly sweet love lyrics. nekroman and patricia are so beautiful together.

    brassknuckleson June 24, 2004   Link

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