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The Gathering ~ Red Is A Slow Colour


The black house in in my street looks too dark just to go inside But when I do I cannot move because of the mess in the hallway The picture on the wall is chaotic I don't want to look at it But when I do I cannot speak because of the confusion in my head I am unfit and I want to leap away But when I do The red colour comes after me It is fierce and it moves slow The picture on the wall is chaotic I don't want to look at it But when I do I cannot speak because of the confusion in my head I am unfit and I want to leap away But when I do The red colour comes after me It is fierce and it moves slow The Big Sleep more free lyrics

The black house in in my street
looks too dark just to go inside
But when I do
I cannot move because of
the mess in the hallway

The picture on the wall is chaotic
I don't want to look at it
But when I do
I cannot speak because of
the confusion in my head

I am unfit and I want to leap away
But when I do
The red colour comes after me
It is fierce and it moves slow

The picture on the wall is chaotic
I don't want to look at it
But when I do
I cannot speak because of
the confusion in my head

I am unfit and I want to leap away
But when I do
The red colour comes after me
It is fierce and it moves slow

The Big Sleep

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