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VOODOO

from The Forest by Overman

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lyrics

i heard your voice
scream so loud
through the wall

he won't let me out
won’t let me out
won’t let me out


i heard your voice scream so loud
he won't let me out won't let me out
i was gone and he sent for me!

way to single me out

for crying out loud
i'm crying out loud

i just need:
death's stroke
boiled in killer's blood
the filth
bless it with my tongue
red panther skull
and tears from the ocean

cook it down


my pulse my pulse is smothering me
i don't know what i've become
well i guess it doesn't matter

follow me right into the sun

so obviously out of my mind

so obviously outside


but i'm in love this time!

i can see it now
tunneling into disguise
infinite eyes
infinite skies

and i heard your voice

(heavy breathing)

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from The Forest, released September 24, 2016

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Overman Mississauga, Ontario

Overman are a three piece alternative metal/hardcore band (drums, bass, vocals) from Mississauga, Canada who take influence from Death from Above 1979, Rage Against the Machine and Cancer Bats

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