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Eat it Away
04:10
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You can call me up any time
I’ll lend you free numbers at a dime
Give you a piece of mind
Before you eat it away
You can call, reach me any night
When the end of your leash ain’t tight
I’ll tell you what not to bite
Before you eat it away
Before you eat it away
When you tap on my sliding door
I start to clap like I’ll never be bored
You trade me all but the apple’s core
Before you eat it away
Before you eat it away
If you’re here when the evening’s done
Splayed out in a puddle of sun
I’ll know for sure you’re the one
And I will eat you away
And I will eat you away
Francis, I dare you to kiss this
Francis, I dare you to kiss this
Francis, I dare you to kiss this
O, it’s our business
O, it’s our business
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2. |
Anymore
02:57
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I don’t know where I’m going
The cornstalks keep on growing
Making this bed I share
Can’t remember when I combed my hair
Marcy does the laundry
And David does what he wants
Lacy gets all twisty
And David does what he wants
I don’t wanna be here
I don’t wanna be here
I don’t wanna be here
Anymore
The girls and I like to recycle
Where is Lizzy? She’s with Michael
Last night I saw a miracle
And David does what he wants
Death is your mama
I don’t wanna be here
Death is nirvana
I don’t wanna be here
Death is your mama
I don’t wanna be here
Death is your…
Anymore
One collect call for emergencies
Pick me up before they look for me
Get into the car
Death is your mama
Get into the car
Death is nirvana
I don’t wanna be here
I don’t wanna be here
I don’t wanna be here
Anymore
Death is your mama
Death is nirvana
Get into the car
Get into the car
Death is your…
Get into the car!
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Horra Brooklyn, New York
Described by Boog City magazine as a “darkly funny, subversive Sonny & Cher for the 21st century," Horra (now a Trio) plays
lacerating, hook-laden art-pop, with song topics ranging from love, food and sex, to horror films, violence and sleep paralysis.
Horra is:
Margo (Miss Represent)- Guitar/Vocals
Matthew (Loose Lid)- Keyboards/Vocals
T0ska- Electronics/Vocals
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