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The Void
02:46
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Black out the windows
Get hold of your breath
Someone’s come a knockin’
I think they wanna taste my flesh
Kicking out the back door
You could be the last one
Hand on my shoulder
Nothing left to do but run
And I can feel your undead heart in my hands
Gonna resist this feeling to pretend
And I can feel your undead heart in my hands
And I stress I won’t be one of them
Bang on the system
One last caress
Reaping the destruction
Can’t get no rest
Running from the strange void
It’s gonna get us all
Giving me a brain freeze
Crawling up the walls
And I can feel your undead heart in my hands
Gonna resist this feeling to pretend
And I can feel your undead heart in my hands
And I stress I won’t one of them
And I stress I can’t be one of them
And I guess I might be one of them
So I guess that now I’m one of them
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2. |
1955
03:08
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I'll be your garbage man
You put on your makeup
Black cat slip inside
Be there when you wake
My god I lost control
Heaven couldn't help me
We gonna rock n roll
Nineteen Fifty Five
California razor
Uh huh
Lucky man
I slick my hair way back
Set myself a whiskey
Devil sits up on your shoulder
So you wouldn’t miss
Stroll through the gates of hell
Don’t stop till we both scream
I’m gonna eat your soul
Nineteen Fifty Five
A California razor
Uh huh
Lucky man
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Walked up to the edge
Stare into a black sea
One drag for the man
One that’s left for me
Your face will burn a hole
Penetrating my mind
It’s time to hit the road
Nineteen Fifty Five
A California razor
Uh huh
Lucky man
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty Five
Nineteen Fifty
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Tony, Dave, Pat, and Dan bring you drony garage rock sub pop shoegaze baroque goth grinding greasy driving technicolor-wave.
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