| The lungs are heavily hoarse (hoarse).
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| I dragged myself into the forest, me, me.
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| I dragged myself into the forest.
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| The scariest monster in the thicket
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| Hanged on chains.
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| The blackness of the night will squeeze us out.
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| Squeeze us out of nowhere, packed himself into a suitcase.
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| With heavy lungs, hoarse, I dragged myself into the forest -
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| The scariest monster in the thicket, hung on chains.
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| Let nettle leaves cut my legs like saws;
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| Let the evil Belladonna shamelessly open me.
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| And let the sweet smell of rot be my perfume.
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| Consider missing and don't wait at home!
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| My wolf berry - silently lie next to me, let me.
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| My wolf berry - silently lie next to me, let me.
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| Tree pagoda crowns, wake up in a bastard like that;
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| What absurdity is here, at least once in my life I did not lose.
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| There, on the edge of Being, I will frighten the villagers,
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| Berry pulp I overeat vdrebadan.
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| There, on the edge of Being, maybe I'll start from scratch,
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| Berry pulp I overeat vdrebadan.
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| Let my bones warm the mold of the livery;
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| Let the insects drag me away overnight.
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| And bags of yellow glue are scattered across the bushes -
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| So, I'm not the only one here crashed for good luck.
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| Let nettle leaves cut my legs like saws;
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| Let the evil Belladonna shamelessly open me.
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| And let the sweet smell of rot be my perfume.
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| Consider missing and don't wait at home!
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| My wolf berry - silently lie next to me, let me.
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| My wolf berry - silently lie next to me, let me.
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| Tree pagoda crowns, wake up in a bastard like that;
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| What absurdity is here, at least once in my life I did not lose.
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| The blackness of the night will squeeze us into nowhere.
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| Squeeze us into nowhere, packed himself into a suitcase.
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| With heavy lungs, hoarse, I dragged myself into the forest -
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| The scariest monster in the forest is hung on chains.
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| Furious poison ivy, don't ivy me so fiercely.
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| I wanted to open a portal, but I gave an oak under a birch.
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| Furious poison ivy, don't ivy me so fiercely.
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| I wanted to open a portal, but I gave an oak under a birch.
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| Furious poison ivy, don't ivy me so fiercely.
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| I wanted to open a portal, but I gave an oak under a birch.
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| Furious poison ivy, don't ivy me so fiercely.
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| I wanted to open a portal, but I gave an oak under a birch.
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| (Under the birch he gave the oak, under the birch he gave the oak).
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| (Under the birch he gave the oak, under the birch he gave the oak). |