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Abducting Your Heart
02:59
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I knew there was something that set you apart
that's why i came to Earth to abduct your heart
don't be frightened when enlightened
i won't lead you astray
there's more than one thing smoking
above the ashtray
Abducting your heart*
It's quite impressive how effectively you kill with your stare
cuz i'm helpless as a little child when i'm caught in your glare
i beam you up to my saucer and you're
not even scared
ya got an oven full of lovin and you're
ready to share
*
But this creature, how to reach her? with no means to relay
the very essence of my message of my alien heartache
though our leader said to leave her
i just could not relent
this Earthling is a blessing that must
have been heaven sent
*
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2. |
Monsieur Caution
08:06
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I'll drive to your city
let's play doctor for a while
i'm much to old for you
but you see the hero in me
you can tell that we are art
and you know that it means nothing
finding love in the black and white
our landscapes will betray us
the poetry of life is deafening
the sands of time are clichéd
scenes so perfect that it hurts
beauty popping out from the absurd
swimming pool of liquid ash
shoot the defectors in the suds
reach the apex ego complex
breach the void with raw humanity
[occupied-occupied-occupied...]
Drive away from crystal nightmares
leave the summits in the rear view
speed blindly towards a future of colour
risk it all time and time again
{occupied-occupied-occupied...}
offscreen punchbowl roll with the cigarette
no time to whorehouse convalesce
don't take bullshit, rip the answers
storm towards truth with sincere and
reckless faith.
fate.
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Steven Marshek Jacksonville, Florida
Rock n Roll baby
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