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Cassandra
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Cassandra knew it all before
Cassandra knocked upon your door
now you slay her
Cassandra stares at empty closet
Cassandra’s life a ball and socket
now you waste her
scapegoat Cassandra
punish the vision
that came to her
issued from her lips
make her pay
cause she warned you it
Cassandra, slay her
Cassandra was a pretty girl
now the grey’s done got her curls
you won’t face it
Cassandra tried to help you out
you ignored her, made her shout
made her pay for it
scapegoat Cassandra,
punish the vision
that issued from her lips
scapegoat Cassandra
cause she warned you of it
Cassandra spent her life in books
scribbling down the bends and hook
to get the world to look
now you play her
Cassandra went down rabbit holes
drained the drain of detritus mold
spoke it loud and free and bold
now you complain her
Cassandra tried to help you out
predicted what is happening now
but you just followed the maddening crowd
now you blame her
Cassandra knew it all before
what was behind most every door
saw the fire, the rot, the war
now you blame her
scapegoat Cassandra, punish the vision
that came to her, issued from her lips
make her pay ‘cause she warned you of it
Cassandra, slay her
Cassandra when will they ever listen
to your Delphi gems a drippin’
instead of scapegoatin’ you in slippers
Cassandra when will they ever listen
Cassandra when will they ever listen
to your Delphi gems a drippin’
Cassandra, will they ever listen?
will they ever listen?
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