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get a bruise
02:55
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You can/ not be/ like me
my dad/was a record player
my mom/was/ the street
I need/ to move/ my feet
(No more lipstic on your lips)
I prefer to shake my hips
(No more lipstic on your lips)
I prefer to shake my hips
I/ prefer/
scaring people/ rather than being afraid
...and nothing else to say
You can/ not be/ like me
I don't/ need/ a hairstyle
I don't flaunt/ my tattoos
I prefer to get a bruise
No more lipstick on your lips
I prefer to shake my hips
No more lipstic on your lips
I prefer to shake my hips
I/ prefer/
scaring people/ rather than being afraid
...and nothing else to say
bridge (strum)
You can/ not be/ like me
my dad/was a record player
my mom/was/ the street
I just need/ to move/ my feet
(No more lipstic on your lips)
I prefer to shake my hips
(No more lipstic on your lips)
I prefer to shake my hips
I/ prefer/
scaring people/ rather than being afraid
...and nothing else to say
no no wait a minute, i got something more to say...
scaring people/ rather then being afraid
...and nothing else to say (x2)
no no wait just one more time ...
scaring people/ rather then being afraid
...crash your mirror
buy more records (x6)
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cannibal appetite
02:50
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brokenheart blues
03:36
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acid tongue
03:46
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big iron door
02:30
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like a bat
02:41
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The Fainas Florence, Italy
The Fainas: garage punk, 60's rock'n'roll, blues e R&B cocktail, all mixed up with a horror
twist.
First line up (mucho mojo):
Voice: Perfidia De Mon
Bass: Bonnie Von Vodka
Guitar: Tony Speciale
drums:Emily
Fainas
second line up:
(unreleased album)
Voice: Perfidia De Mon
Guitar: Phil Plettro
Drums: Tony Rathskeller
Bass: Bonnie Von Vodka
... more
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