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Draco Malfoy

from Title Goes Here by Skeleton Keys

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This song is based off "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" (Part 1 if we're talking movies). On a larger scale, it speaks of being somewhere you don't want to be, but it mainly focuses on Draco's role in the last book.

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Hush hush, it's getting quiet
The dark is donning its suit
And there's just the air to breathe
Not a sign or a wave of the black cavalcade

And I know they're comin' for me
I can't run from this fate, it's a deathly parade of my past and my future, it's all I can see.

I can't escape this ending
Closing in on me like a book that I read
And the light is disappearing so fast
It's growing to black, it's gonna attack
And I'm all alone in this lightless shadow cave

Hush hush, the night is coming
The quiet that hides the fight
And I'm starting to realize
That murder is made in the absence of light

It snakes through your veins, a most venomous pain
There's no doubt that blood will be shed
I've spent too much time in a vanishing world
Now collapse at my hand or he'll have me dead

I can't escape this ending
Closing in on me like a book that I read
And the light is disappearing so fast
It's growing to black, it's gonna attack
And I'm all alone in this lightless shadow cave

credits

from Title Goes Here, released August 14, 2012
Tommy Panek - vocals, guitar
Ian Chandler - guitar, vocals

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Skeleton Keys Ohio

The band began in 2011 as a project of friends Tommy Panek and Ian Chandler. After a few demos, they released the "Title Goes Here" EP in August 2012. In 2013, the band acquired Brandon Schwartz. They are currently playing shows and writing.

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