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Behind The Cobweb Veil
01:24
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Video Nasty
02:27
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I’ve been watching and waiting so impatiently
My basement’s a shrine for you as you can see
Here around my neck hangs a lock of your hair
All the others meant nothing to me
It’s clear from your actions you’re hungry for fame
So let’s make the whole world remember your name
This way I know we’ll both get what we want
My darling I never play games
You’ll be the headlines tomorrow
I’ll put you in a video
On the blood stained silver screen
Death in stereo
All the world will hear you scream
Play it over and over that glorious scene
You’re my video nasty dream
Obscene
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3. |
Formaldehyde Girl
01:16
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Formaldehyde, our love prospers within
Keeps my dreams alive whilst preserving your skin
It’s such a shame that I must keep you locked away from the world
Separated by the glass, this can’t be what our hearts deserve
The thought of life without you
It scares me beyond words
That’s why I can never share you, I’m so sorry
My formaldehyde girl
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Porcelain
02:50
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She don’t take kindly to rejection
And now you’ve crossed the line and opened the wrong can of worms
You’ll soon regret you made connections
Cos in her mind you must pay, her actions as sick as her words
When you hear her voice whisper your name you will know it’s the end
She’s made of porcelain, breaking apart again
Oh she’s been damaged for ages…She’s a psycho!
A heart of porcelain, breaking apart again
Her life’s been damaged for ages…She’s a psycho!
Not certain that you’ll see tomorrow
Looking over your shoulder, is she lurking there in the dark?
Your every move she will follow
Biding her time, always ready to tear you apart
When you hear her voice whisper your name you will know it’s goodbye
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