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Disco Hounds
04:23
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this is not your regular disco
our floor is the darkest one you know
monsters dance to our beats tonight
the kind that normies cannot stand at all
it's not your saturday night fever
it's a sunday dawn of pain
and it hurts
we are the disco hounds
we are the ones who dance til death
robert smith is at the disco
edward gorey and edgar allen poe
in this dark room we allow them
all moving at 120 bpm
it's not your saturday night fever
it's a sunday dawn of pain
and it hurts
we are the disco hounds
we are the ones who dance til death
join us
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