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Lucy
03:18
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Unseen
02:27
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Helpless
02:03
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I Didn't Lie
03:51
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I didn't lie, I didn't lie, did what I had to to survive, I didn't whine, I didn't cry, held my chin up tried to smile for a while.
In daddy's church, in mommy's car trying to get by with who you are, pedal on steel going to fast, trying to be real just trying to pass...
I didn't lie.
Would you like to see me naked would you like to see my body, would you like to see how frustrated I get betrayed by my body.
I didn't lie.
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Rent Boy
03:25
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We all get uptight
When somethin' ain't right
take what I need and say goodnight...
We all have our price,
$575
10th Avenue pickup for a ride
Chorus: Don't tell me why you cried last night
I never meant to start a fight
the wife and kids are quite alright tonight
You're taking the pills, you buy on the street
you're not at all ill just trying to look sweet
Chorus: Don't tell me why you cried last night
I never meant to start a fight
the wife and kids are quite alright tonight
No need to get the cops involved
My money's good we're both evolved
I knew what you were all along
You're secret's safe, we both belong
Chorus: Don't tell me why you cried last night
I never meant to start a fight
the wife and kids are quite alright tonight
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Tenterhooks New York, New York
Disparate elements of sonic stippling and ferocity serving up aural stimulation...
Lenny Zenith &
James Pertusi formerly of Jenifer Convertible team up with guitarist Hiro Suzuki (D.B. Rielly and Hiro Suzuki Band) and powerhouse drummer Scott Campbell (Don Dilego and Josh Flagg) for a power-pop assault.
... more
Tenterhooks recommends:
Castlevania
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Great writing, arranging and mixing!
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Drunk Dial #12 - Gentleman Jesse
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