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The Mysterious Nodoroc Vanishings & the Spooky Skull Man (In Winder)

from Atlanta Monsters' Ball by The Atlanta Monsters

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Just east of this city
there's a place I knew,
although it wasn't very long,
I swear to you, it's true.

In Winder,
something lost inside there.
In Winder,
if you're looking, you might find her.

Misty days, milling around,
having a ball at the old mill ground,
like dogs in dreams,
it (something) pulled them far beyond
countless flights
calling out beneath the night
to take their lives
where no one ever sees again.

The song of my soul is an old, dead flame
burning for something that's outside my range.
I know my voice is dead,
torn to shreds with the last of my pain.
Hear it now,
like a whistling from the caves,
it hisses in its loneliness
where the memories lose their shape

in Winder,
they won't ever find ya.
In Winder,
they were left behind there.
In Winder,
spirit sinks inside her.
Somewhere in the trees there,
taking pieces with you
in silence
where nobody remembers,
in Winder
your dreams are trying to find you.
In Winder,
the mud engulfs the mind there,
taking pieces with ya,
they won't ever find you.

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from Atlanta Monsters' Ball, released May 21, 2023

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