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What Would They Say
02:39
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I came crashing down from above
Don't feel the welcome don't feel the love
One thing's for sure you're gonna believe
When everybody gets ahold of me
Can't walk around can't be seen in the day
What would they think what would they say
C'mon baby won't you please come back for me
You left me on the prowl baby late at night
I'm on the hunt I'm lookin for a bite
To all the kids in their cars parked on lookout peak
I wanna hear you scream so look out for me
It seems to me it's come to an end
Ain't stickin around haven't made any friends
I left a path of destruction and a pile of dead
But my be-bop-a-lula baby's up ahead
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Can't Stop My Hands
01:49
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Can't stop my hands from shaking
I need a lobotomy
My sick fascination
Give me shock therapy
It's like a switch I can't turn off
Some kinda glitch inside my brain
I'm not like the others here
I don't wanna be the same
Can't stop my heart from beating
Just want you here with me
Don't let me be
I won't set you free
Can't stop your mind from spinning
I keep you numb for me
My sick fascination
Give you a lobotomy
Can't stop my hands from shaking
Can't stop my hands
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Crassula Edmonton, Alberta
Four blood sucking fiends from outer space have crash landed on earth and they're here to drink your blood and steal your hearts.
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