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Blue Oyster Cult ~ Od'd On Life Itself


How could i fool you i rest and assure you Take it off from here and put you on the line, yeah Your back to the pistol and iron bullets whistle Landscape's open and the world is mine, it's still mine Od'd on life, life itself Od'd on life, life itself Od'd on life itself Writings appear on the wall The curtains part and landscape fall There the writings done in blood Yeah, like a mummy's inscription and a bat wing tongue Well then the mouth of the cave will open up wide Wide as the world that's mine, it's mine, it's Still mine So don't you fear the trade in life Life loves force but force loves life This wedding by heaven was made up in hell With the victim as bride and life, life itself Od'd on life, life itself (repeat ad nauseam) more free lyrics

How could i fool you i rest and assure you
Take it off from here and put you on the line, yeah
Your back to the pistol and iron bullets whistle
Landscape's open and the world is mine, it's still mine

Od'd on life, life itself
Od'd on life, life itself
Od'd on life itself

Writings appear on the wall
The curtains part and landscape fall
There the writings done in blood
Yeah, like a mummy's inscription and a bat wing tongue

Well then the mouth of the cave will open up wide
Wide as the world that's mine, it's mine, it's
Still mine

So don't you fear the trade in life
Life loves force but force loves life
This wedding by heaven was made up in hell
With the victim as bride and life, life itself

Od'd on life, life itself (repeat ad nauseam)

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