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Baby, Don't Hearse Me
03:43
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Black leather, eyeliner
a smile like a hyena
I don’t know you, but could have sworn you
told me there was just no way I could afford you
Well, I got the money, I got the drugs
I brought you flowers, I’m full of hugs
You don’t know me, come on and show me
how you destroyed a thousand other guys before me
Take my number, take my picture
I’ll go home tonight, thinking of you
We were drinking, she called me “Sir”
Went back to my place, the rest is a blur
When I woke up, saw I was sewn up
I knew right then it was love
Take my house key, take my records
I would give it all for one night with you
Take my money, take my kidney
I would die on ice, dreaming of you
She’s a taker, she’s a taker
she’s a real heartbreaker, see?
But what she took is morethan any other woman
ever wanted from me
And if I never ever see her again
I will fall apart
She thinks she stole my kidney
but she stole my heart
Take my house key, take my records
I would give it all for one night with you
Take my money, take my kidney
I would die on ice, dreaming of you
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Primitive
03:41
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DAMIEN DONE
DAMIEN DONE is the nom de plume of Damien Moyal, best known as frontman of iconic 90s hardcore punk bands As Friends
Rust.
Here, Moyal takes a sharp and decided turn from the angst of his past, instead crooning unnerving, voyeuristic tales over bleak numbers that at once touch on the doom and drawl of swampy grunge and the cold, blue sneer of dark 80s pop and post-punk.
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