Ripsnorter (Featuring Bill Lindsey) - Day of the Dead (feat. Bill Lindsey)

from Impaler / Ripsnorter Split EP by Ripsnorter

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17 years after their last split 7" EP...

Impaler and Ripsnorter are back to back together once again! Upping the ante this time with a Limited Edition split 12" EP.

Three SHOCK ROCKING tracks from Impaler on one side, and three RAW RIPPING PUNK HORROR tracks from Ripsnorter on the other - melded together on 12 inches of HALLOWEEN ORANGE VINYL!

What once was merely spoken into the wind, has now culminated into a RAGING piece of TRUE AUDIO HORROR to SONICALLY BLAST YOUR EARDRUMS to HELL!!!

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lyrics

Day of the Dead

The harvest has been celebrated
The jack-o-lantern lights have faded
The witches go back to their coven
The monsters return under the covers

The ghosts return from one final haunt
The Vampire sacrifice blood they don’t want
In the silence after one last scream
Rests the spirit of Halloween

Oceans and oceans of pumpkin jack glow
Crash on the shores of my splintered soul
I hear their voices in my ragged head
Hallow’s Eves over, it’s Day of the Dead

I remember
I remember
I remember Halloween
Today's the day
Today’s the day
The Day of the Dead

The altar has been decorated
The candles are illuminated
You will find no monsters here
Just the spirits of those you hold dear

Loved ones return from the land of the dead
To lift your spirits from the presence of dread
It’s time to feast and celebrate
Our family and friends who have passed away

Follow the path of marigold glow
To offerings feeding this tired old soul
I hear rejoicing of what lies ahead
Hallow’s Eves gone it’s the Day of the Dead

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from Impaler / Ripsnorter Split EP, released November 2, 2019

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