Reagan's Skeleton

Album: Fragrant World (2012)
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  • Tavern in hole outside of Ventura
    When low and behold, found a beauty
    Said i never seen a redhead crumble just like that
    She sat outside, got something to see
    We walked a quiet road for miles at first
    Couldn't see a thing
    The rattle from the dark chills up my spine
    coming from the trees
    Oh, that's Reagan's skeleton in the moonlight
    Don't fear the red eyes, fear the satellites overhead
    That's Reagan's skeleton, marching our way
    Sentimental violence, leading their zombies up ahead
    That's Reagan's skeleton in the moonlight
    Don't fear the red eyes, fear the satellites overhead
    That's Reagan's skeleton marching our way
    Sentimental violence, leading their zombies in a fog internally
    Must've passed out when i came to Montana
    To my surprise about a young lady
    As her face grew sick, her nails tore round my heart
    Blood trickled down, economically
    The laughter from the dark was low at first
    But the king could cover me
    I recognize the stench of burning flesh
    as they began to feed.
    Oh, on Reagan's skeleton in the moonlight
    Don't fear the red eyes, fear the satellites overhead
    That's Reagan's skeleton, marching our way
    Sentimental violence, leading their zombies up ahead
    That's Reagan's skeleton in the moonlight
    Don't fear the red eyes, fear the satellites overhead
    That's Reagan's skeleton marching our way
    Sentimental violence, leading their zombies in a fog internally
    Oh the horror, running's not the way to fall in love
    Oh the horror, running's not the way to fall in love
    That's Reagan's skeleton in the moonlight
    Don't fear the red eyes, fear the satellites overhead
    That's Reagan's skeleton, marching our way
    Sentimental violence, leading their zombies up ahead
    That's Reagan's skeleton in the moonlight
    Don't fear the red eyes, fear the satellites overhead
    That's Reagan's skeleton marching our way
    Sentimental violence, leading their zombies in a fog internally Writer/s: Anand Mathew Wilder, Christopher E Keating
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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