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Haunt The Cartoon Heart
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LYRICS
I am trapped inside a monster
Living in a dead eternity
Animated with a haunting, wanting dread
To meet a spirit just like me
You're so eerily alluring
Singing your foreboding melody
And demanding to dote on this dancing devil
Will it last?
I guess we'll have to wait and see
I think you're elating
A serenade so amazing
You've got me craving with
Outrageous adoration
I can feel a shifting,
Surely something new emerging
I, I want your love
I, I want enough
I want to be part of you
Pardon me for such a silly sight
Of sentimental shame
As you can see, I have no use at all
For love, romance or pain
Oh, won't you come with me?
You'll never need to choose
Between your life or luxury
I'll make it so you never leave
I might be a looming maniac
Panicked, raving mad and more
Just hold on and keep your
Hands inside the ride
It's worth your patience
I, I want your love
I, I want enough
I want to be part of you
I'm not gonna lie
I think you might have scared her
I don't think you tried
To win her heart enough
I guess all we've got's each other now
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Bear Ghost Phoenix, Arizona
Bear Ghost is an Adventure Rock band that fuses fun and quirky musicianship with complex melodies, phat harmonies, heavy riffitude, and pop structure to deliver a sound purposely crafted to fill all booties, tall and small, with righteous boogie.
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