1. |
In The Garden
02:04
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Out there in the garden
Easy as you please
A holy fool is praying
To those on their knees
Night falls on the bed
Time to lose your head
Find a place to hide
I'm rising to shine
One more cup of coffee
Two more cups of woe
Three more swigs of benzene
Watch me go go go
Night falls on the bed
Time to lose your head
Find a place to hide
I'm rising to shine
Back in the front parlour
Drifting off to sleep
If I could find a harbour
Wouldn't need to weep
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2. |
Royal Jelly
02:49
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Lizzie Windsor writes
To her fans tonight
Oh, what they read
It's obscene; there's no need
They can't bring themselves
To believe what they see
Arthur Mullard speaks
Sometimes twice a week
Oh, how he prays
To himself every day
Oh, how he fights
With himself every night
Billy Bunter fights
With herself tonight
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3. |
Shudder
03:59
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You should've said it sooner baby
You should've said it now
You should've said it sooner baby
You should've said it
You should've done it sooner baby
You should've done it now
You should've done it sooner baby
You should've done it
I don't know if that's enough
I don't know it now
I don't know if it's enough
I don't know and how
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4. |
Superbowl
03:11
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All the feeding frenzy leeches
Hanging round your home
All the bleeding hearted liberals
On your telephone
Crashing bores in four by fours
Have Filipinos do their chores
The good life is a free for all
Long as you hide behind their walls
All the media circus vultures
Circle round your soul
With a live dissection broadcast
From the superbowl
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Premier Kissoff Lancaster, UK
Mick Armistead : Bass/ Vocals
Gordon Banks :
Drums/ Percussion
Ian Dicken :
Vocals / Guitar
Adi Walker :
Guitar/Vocals
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