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Quelque Chose
03:28
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She should have been a boy
Her work would be destroyed
A muse and nothing else
Took credit for himself
What was it all for?
A requiem for shut doors
Sweet delirium
Never see her again
A ribbon in her hair
That seen it all, bored stare
An ended dance career
Nothing left for you here
What was it all for?
A requiem for shut doors
Sweet delirium
Never see her again
The daughter of artists
A red haired guitarist
Her poses made them gasp
She got the last laugh
C'était pourquoi tout ça ?
Requiem de portes-fermées
Délire doux
Ne plus jamais la revoir
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Stone Fox
02:42
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You, you aren’t the one for me
But I can’t seem to forget
You, you got your hooks in me
And I don’t have any regrets
Me, I don’t want to feel
No, feel nothing at all
Yeah, I’ve got no heart to steal
There’s nowhere for me to fall
But something in the way that
You fixed me in your sight
Steal me from this place and
I don’t wanna fight
Take me let’s ride
This, it’s only for right now
Only a means to an end
Need to save me from myself
Just wanna go where you are
Me, I don’t want to feel
No, feel nothing at all
No, I’ve got no heart to steal
There’s nowhere for me to fall
But something in the way that
You fixed me in your sight
Steal me from this place and
I don’t wanna fight
Take me let’s ride
Me, I don’t want to feel
No, feel nothing at all
No, I’ve got no heart to steal
Now go on and get lost
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3. |
Wild Voices
04:18
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Story by story
Reel by reel
Ink on my fingers,
And blood on his hands
Town by town
Year after year
Another dead girl,
another one killed
Story by story
Tale by tale
Whispers in ears
And blood on his hands
City by city
Day after day
Another dead girl
Another one killed
Will they rise up someday
Wild voices from the grave
Tearing their hair and say
We are the flowers of your rage
But he felt lost
So she was lost
Now dust and dirt
And faded newsprint
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The Midnight Papers Houston, Texas
Houston two-piece band influenced by protopunk and new wave. It all started with a New Year's Eve party.
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