Heads In The Freezer

from After Midnight by Damnation

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lyrics

Oh dear how did you get here
You've been running though my dreams
I want you in the worst way darling
It's called love not stalking
All I need to hear from you
Is you love me too
Insatiable appetite
Won't you come inside

I can't help this
Miserable existence
What is wrong with me
I'm a freakish creature
Got heads in the freezer
And I going to take you...

Home (4X)

Is it wrong if my mind is gone
Cause I was born this way
Tortured by the things I've done
Every single day

I can't help this
Miserable existence
What is wrong with me
I'm a freakish creature
Got heads in the freezer
And I going to take you...

Home (4X)

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from After Midnight, released March 31, 2017

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