Game Over
from Down to Dirty by Destroy She Said
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lyrics
Your bleedin' eyes, should have been the sign that said black soul.
You thought you'd compromise, but had to take it all.
Your time is coming like the crimson tide of Rome.
I'll make you wish that you were never born at all.
It's game over, game over for you.
Sweet jealously became your king you had to feed, consumed the brighter souls, your own it did deceive.
I'll make you see that you are rotted to the core, and make you wish that you were never born at all.
You thought you'd compromise, but had to take it all.
Your time is coming like the crimson tide of Rome.
I'll make you wish that you were never born at all.
It's game over, game over for you.
Sweet jealously became your king you had to feed, consumed the brighter souls, your own it did deceive.
I'll make you see that you are rotted to the core, and make you wish that you were never born at all.
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from Down to Dirty,
released October 1, 2012
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Destroy She Said Melbourne, Australia
Destroy She Said, the hard rock band from Melbourne, Australia are a grinding, incessant machine fuelled by a heady diet of
classic
Aussie rock and filtered through a range of influences including Black Sabbath, QOTSA, AC/DC and Rose Tattoo.
Their debut album Down to Dirty rolls right up to the listener, ready to pick a fight and buy you a beer after it’s over.
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Feb 2011
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