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Worm Hill

from Lifeblood by A Good Rogering

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lyrics

Streets lean and cold in the town of Sunderland
Something is waiting outside
An abject object perhaps a biogenesis
Penshaw’s eyes open wide

Chorus:
Worm Hill imprint the mind
With time to wonder why

Creep down the stairs in the dark of abstinence
Someone is waiting online
A welcome permit perhaps a pledge of innocence
A sacrificial suicide

Chorus
Worm Hill the perfect home
Your place to die alone

Chorus

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from Lifeblood, released August 23, 2013
Skunk Manhattan: vocals, guitars, keys, piano
Chef Bull RD: bass, vocals
Chris Farrell: drums

Mike Molina: additional writer

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A Good Rogering Austin, Texas

A GOOD ROGERING fuses the heavy-hitting rock of bands like Megadeth, Black Label Society, and Mastodon with the dynamic prowess and eclecticism of those such as Faith No More, Type O Negative, and Clutch. The Austin-based quintet has recorded two albums, an EP, and several singles to date. Their new studio album Systematic Paralysis was released on April 22, 2022. ... more

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