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Kali Lyrics by When (Norway)

Psychedelic Wunderbaum

1999

[Verse]
There is an idol on my house
By where the sandal always steams
Alone, I make a black carouse
With her to dominate my dreams
With skulls and knives she keeps control
The mother Kali of my soul
[Verse]
She is crowned with emeralds like leaves
And rubies flame from either eyes
A robe upon her bosom heaves
Tungstine and lapis lazuli
She hath a turtle like a maid
Amethyst, amber, pearl and jade

About “Kali” by When (Norway)

Read the complete lyrics to "Kali" by When (Norway) from the album "Psychedelic Wunderbaum" in 1999. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Psychedelic Rock, Electronic, Rock.

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"Kali" appears on "Psychedelic Wunderbaum" in 1999.

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