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Desert Witch
02:18
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A black scorpion and a cobra bitch
Their only child is a DESERT WITCH
She's waiting for you in the dying pit
She has the head of a giant snake
Spittin' venom baby give or take
She comes to you when you are not awake
She comes at night
From the desert in the storm
She comes at night
From a scorpion she was born
Black stories by the fireside
Naked witches coming in the night
So brace yourself and keep your fear inside
Grab your bones like the other day
It doesn't matter what you do or say
She makes love to you with her scorpion tail
She comes at night
From the desert in the storm
She comes at night
From a scorpion she was born
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Nitefighter
01:22
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Seven is the number for all these demonic things
Break the world asunder - crimson on his mighty wings
Nitefighter!
You can see the light!
Nitefighter!
Get up and ride!
Coming from the future, ours is an evil world
Evil things to nurture from the talons of this bird
Nitefighter!
You can see the light!
Nitefighter!
Get up and ride!
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KVINNA Wiesbaden, Germany
Like an angry mammoth from outer space, they landed in the desert with their Mustang '68. Rough, pure and full of energy, they set out to conquer the world in rattlesnake boots and denim jackets.
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