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SHAKE, RATTLE & DIE!
05:15
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SHAKE, RATTLE & DIE!
VERSE:
Bite into the flesh
Bite into the bone
Crawling out of the graveyard
Crawling out of your home
VERSE:
Cold hands on my body
Cold hands on my throat
Staring out through the crosshairs
Yeah you’re all alone
VERSE:
Give into the flesh
When you’re all alone
Hot friction in the bed
Burn your ass to the bone
VERSE:
Do you remember the nightlife?
Do you remember the night?
Do you remember getting high?
Beneath the city lights?
CHORUS:
I can hear the rocking dead
They play the same songs in their head
When the world is dark, it’s dark as night
Remember what I said
I can hear the rocking dead
VERSE:
Give into the flesh
When you’re all alone
Hot friction in the bed
Burn your ass to the bone
VERSE:
Do you remember the nightlife?
Do you remember the night?
Do you remember getting high?
Beneath the city lights?
CHORUS:
I can hear the rocking dead
They play the same songs in their head
When the world is dark, it’s dark as night
Remember what I said
I can hear the rocking dead
OUTRO:
Shake, rattle and die (8x)
Die, die, die…
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LULLABY OF GOODBYES
04:16
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LULLABY OF GOODBYES
VERSE:
Yeah, I know I’m just a guy
But I can tell by the look in your eyes
That these next few words just might
Be your last goodbye
VERSE:
Baby if we could just give this some time
To rehearse our scenes and learn our lines
In this crazy comedy we call life
We could be kind and rewind
CHORUS:
Love takes swing
Making a mess of everything
I never want to be the reason why
You ever lose that sparkle in your eyes
Yeah, love can be a nasty thing
Yesterday’s nightmare, tomorrow’s dream
We can either give this one more try
Or give in to the lullaby of goodbye
VERSE:
I never thought of you as a novelty
But you’re the most baby, to say the least
And if I still had a heart worth stealing
I know…you would take it from me
VERSE:
Now laying here down by your side
I’m still as vulnerable maybe twice as shy
No different than our very first time
In the lullaby of good, good times
CHORUS:
Love takes swing
Making a mess of everything
I never want to be the reason why
You ever lose that sparkle in your eyes
Yeah, love can be a nasty thing
Yesterday’s nightmare, tomorrow’s dream
We can either give this one more try
Or give in to the lullaby of goodbye
OUTRO:
No, no, no…no more lullabies
No more goodbyes
No more lullaby
No, no, no…no more goodbye
No, no, no…no lullaby
No no, no goodbye
No, no, no…no more lullaby
No more goodbye
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Pablo Ono & The Savage Sweethearts New Orleans, Louisiana
Truly a solo project written, recorded, mixed, mastered in his bathroom. The album reflects the audacity of a middle aged rocker leveling up from his rut abandoning his trademark anthems, & burning down his & others notions on the limits of his artistry. The title should be,“He’s going to break your heart.” Surprising-bittersweet-beautiful. Don’t say I didn’t warn you, it’s going to destroy you. ... more
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