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Yellow Guillotine

from 11​:​11 by BITE MARX

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Yellow guillotine

It was a nightmare of a dream if it was anything at all
Let me describe the scene
There was- oh what are those things called?
Oh yes- a yellow guillotine had been waiting in my room
The air was thick like you could fix it on a spoon
So there we were in my apartment and the first thing that it said
Was “im a messenger from heaven but im also into head”
I recognized there risk involved I said id need some alcohol
And so we drank some chardonnay
I will rip what you sew
I will confiscate your phone I will move into your home
Youll see your friends as foes
Im your moody chaperone and This is Stockholm syndrome
One hostage every hour Who wants to go next?
Surrendering your power Rapunzel in a tower
Waiting for the yellow guillotine to come get her head
No ones immune the end comes for you
Might not be tonight, but its going to be soon
So dont waste your life worried how it will end
Because after were gone we get to come back again
As a head hanging from Kalis waist Or maybe skewered on
A pike outside the palaces gate
You’ll get to find out for yourself in a matter of days
There’s only one thing in your future that you’ll never escape
You’ll see a guillotine approach you
As you approach the end
As a light to guide you
In exchange for head

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from 11​:​11, released September 14, 2023

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BITE MARX Los Angeles, California

Genuine,
neurotic, verbose, aphoristic, and lurid,
electro/ synth/ postpunk from los angeles

BITE MARX is:
-Colin Ambulance (vox, synth)
-Hirad Dadgostar (bass)
-Annette Badalian (synth) ... more

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