1. |
Razors In My Collar
02:58
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The Mail says the're coming
A state-sponsored wrecking crew
Last night they got your cat
And tomorrow night they're gonna get you
No bother
I stitched razors in my collar
Just horror
I stitched razors in my collar
The Sun says they're coming
To re-enact the sack of Rome
You ain't safe on your own streets
You ain't safe in your own home
The Express says they're coming
A state-sponsored wrecking crew
Last night they got your cat
And tomorrow night they're gonna get you
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2. |
Born On Parole
02:14
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Make no Mistake
You were born on parole
Every choice, every decision that you make
I wanna know - how's it gonna make me rich?
Every choice, every decision that you make
I wanna know - how come you deserved to make it?
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3. |
Lead City
03:04
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Lead City, it's been getting me down
Lead City, I've been hanging around
Lead City barks like a hound
Lead City can burn to the ground
I know an alchemist
Lead City with its poison clouds
Lead City has me lost and found
Lead City barks like a hound
Lead City can sink and drown
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4. |
Hearts As Fair
03:40
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The dance speeds up
Midas grins
He's got you hooked
On a gilded string
The dance speeds up
Pinned to the floor
Of a big white house
With a black front door
Filthy rich, what an itch
Filthy rich, what a stitch
Hearts as pure and hearts as fair could never last in Belgrave Square
The dance speeds up
Midas grins
He's pulling your leg
With a gilded string
The dance speeds up
And they give the call
Under the table
From Fagin's Den to Whitehall
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