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Silencio
04:22
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“Silencio”
We surely can’t be stopping here
What is this my dear
Cars are smashed up
This was no accident I fear
Loss of thoughts and autonomy
It never fails with atrocities
Who was that in the back ally
Leaving me with this blue key
You were standing over there
Looking more afraid than me
Something’s not right
What is there I’ve got to see
Reckless ways and hard nights
Dinner parties held in spite
No one’s there to pick up the phone
Box is here and no one’s home
Now who was that in this bed
Been there for weeks enough is said
Gaping mouth swollen red
Closed eyes bullet through the head
Silencio
Loss of thoughts and autonomy
It never fails with atrocities
Who was that in the back ally
Leaving me with just this blue key
Silencio
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Warm Leatherette
03:21
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"Warm Leatherette"
See the breaking glass
In the underpass
See the breaking glass
In the underpass
Warm leatherette
Hear the crushing steel
Feel the steering wheel
Hear the crushing steel
Feel the steering wheel
Warm leatherette
Warm leatherette
Warm leatherette
Melts on your burning flesh
You can see your reflection
In the luminescent dash
Warm leatherette
A tear of petrol
Is in your eye
The hand brake
Penetrates your thigh
Quick - Let's make love
Before you die
On warm leatherette
Warm leatherette
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Bonsai Superstar Dayton, Ohio
A former resident of Jonestown, Guyana, he escaped with only the clothes on his back and a Roland SH-101. He once raced FDR around the world in a hot air balloon. Even once found himself beating up Jean-Claude Van Damme at an upscale nightclub in NYC. This man is no stranger to danger and as fierce as they come. He's not just some guy with a bit of knowhow and a smidgen talent. He's fuckin' it up! ... more
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