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Skies of November
04:32
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somewhere on the cross of roads
we led us astray, headlights went out.
we were laughing, but scared,
we were fallen about it.
and we wanted to get far
away from this haven of snakes.
the script of night we are not able
to read. it's in the cradle.
lo, behold, we are already
tearing through rivers and towns.
void and cold and lonesome ones;
it's time to stop running around.
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and we finally took this trip
one afternoon in autumn.
our feet, touching the mountain peak;
let's take this train or this big ship.
and we sleep next to each other,
hand in hand, and from now on
I smile at the grey November skies.
so we are taking time.
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I'm Jim Morrison, I'm Dead Yemanzhelinsk, Russia
«I’m Jim Morrison, I’m Dead» was an independent post-punk/goth experimental band from South Ural.
In 2015 changed it's name to "The Other Witch Will Die Tomorrow".
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