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“The 28th day She'll be bleeding again And in lupine ways We'll alleviate the pain Unholy water Sanguine addiction Those silver bullets Our last blood benediction It is her moon time When there's iron in the air A rusted essence Woman may I know you there Hey wolf moon Come cast your spell on me Hey wolf moon Come cast your spell on me Don't spill a drop dear Let me kiss the curse away Yourself in my mouth Will you leave me with your taste Beware The woods at night Beware The lunar light So in this gray haze We'll be meating again And on that great day I will tease you all the same”

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Peter Steele
Peter Steele

Peter Steele was an influential American rock singer, born on January 4, 1962, and passed away on April 14, 2010. He is best known for his unique vocal style and musical approach in the heavy metal genre, serving as the lead vocalist for the death metal band Coroner. more

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