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My Name is Death
 
  I’m right behind you
Here I come
Let me remind you
You’re on the run

My name is death
Come taste my peppermint-laced breath

Come to the party
The price is free
You’ll see no purses
Hanging on the fond ladies

(muffled lyrics)

My name is death
Come taste my peppermint-laced breath

My name is death
Come taste my peppermint-laced breath

Everyone grows older
Days fly by
And nights grow colder
Run outside and push your boulder
Try to fight it
Here I told you so
I told you so ---

All nights are diamonds
Behind dark glass
She’ll lean to warn me
A quarter pass

My name is death
Come taste my peppermint-laced breath
My name is death
Come taste my peppermint-laced breath
(falsetto)
My name is death
Come taste my peppermint-laced breath



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