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Rock + Roll = 666
Everybody say I was stillborn child
Everybody say I was stillborn child
When I came out, the Devil smiled
Mama gave birth with Death by her side
Born on the night Rock'n'Roll died
They say I was born with horns and a tail
When she saw me my poor mama wailed
Midwife was there with the Devil by her side
Born on the night that Rock'n'Roll died
Rock + Roll = 666...
They say I was born with horns and a tail
Midwife was there with the Devil by her side
Born on the night that Rock'n'Roll died
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Lipstick on Kleenex
04:19
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Lipstick on Kleenex at the end of the night
Wipe away the smoke and the starlight
Lipstick on Kleenex, they say that you done wrong
I try to pretend like I knew it all along
Lipstick on Kleenex, why did you do it
When you break a heart you can't just re-glue it
Apologies and saying you're sorries
Don't mean shit to me, it's just gotten boring
Lipstick on Kleenex, 12 wilted roses
Whiskey and pills in elephant doses
Get me 1, get me 2, get me another...
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Cracks
02:06
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Ghetto Rats
03:26
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I was walking in the city late one night
The sidewalk gleamed harsh bone white
Nothing was alive, not a blade of grass
The pavement cracked, all broken glass
Nothing's built to last
Disposable as culture
When all that's left is trash
We'll all become vultures
Licking our wounds like alley cats
Picking at bones like ghetto rats
Jezebel's leaning on a chain-link fence
Punks throwing dice, trying to look bent
In a vacant lot where the junkies go
Where nothing ever matters, nothing ever grows
Nothing's built to last
Disposable as culture
When all that's left is trash
We'll all become vultures
Licking our wounds like alley cats
Picking at bones like ghetto rats
Scritch, scratch...
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The Urbane Decay Toronto, Ontario
The Urbane Decay was an indie pop recording project mainly active between 2002-2010, mainly by Jakob Rehlinger, mainly maudlin and mopey.
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