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Wake up now it's morning time, you best be on your way
You can drag your feet on your way to hell

Wake up now it's morning time, you best be on your way
You can drag your feet on your way to hell
Oh now it's summer time, you best figure it out
You can almost see but it's far too dark to tell
Me darling, what's your favorite name?
When the moonlight fades the sun will cast a shade

'Cause this is all over now
And this is not your stage to play
You're gonna bite, bleed, and howl
'Cause that side of you is here to stay
When my boot soles hit the ground
And my mind is wide awake
This town won't make a sound
And the devil's bones will shake

Stand up now, it's showtime, babe
You know you never used to shake your bones
But when the curtain falls
Their prying eyes will see
Me, darling, say my name
And if you want we can disappear
When you drag your feet
In the devil's yard we stay

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from Be Righteous Be Rebels, released December 16, 2011

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