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Black No. 1

from The Great Western Oligarchy by Soldier

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lyrics

I went looking for trouble
And boy... I found her

She's in love with herself
She likes the dark
And on her milk white neck
The Devil's mark

Now it's All Hallows Eve
The moon is full
Will she trick or treat?
I bet she will

She will!
Happy Halloween, baby

She's got a date at midnight
With Nosferatu
Oh baby, Lilly Munster
Ain't got nothing on you

Well when I called her evil
She just laughed
And cast that spell on me
Boo Witch Craft!

Yeah you wanna go out
'Cause it's raining and blowing
You can't go out
'Cause your roots are showing

Dye 'em black
Dye 'em black

Black black black black No. 1
Black black black black No. 1.

Little wolf skin boots
And clove cigarettes
An erotic funeral
For which she's dressed

Her perfume smells like burning leaves
Everyday is Halloween

Yeah you wanna go out
'Cause it's raining and blowing
You can't go out
'Cause your roots are showing

Dye 'em black
Dye 'em black

Black black black black No. 1
Black black black black No. 1

Loving you
Loving you,
Love loving you
Was like loving the dead

Black black black black No. 1
She dyes'em black
Black No. 1

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from The Great Western Oligarchy, released April 13, 2015
Music and Lyrics: Peter Steele
Originally produced by Peter Steele and Josh Silver
Album: Bloody Kisses (Type O Negative, 1993)

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