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Killer Kane
03:05
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He's the man
What man?
He's the Un-man
He's a Frankenstein
He's a head on a hand
He's the man
What man?
He's the Un-man
He's a sexual guy
He's a human fly
What's his name - Killer Kane
Killer Kane
Do I have to explain
It's Killer Kane, kid
Killer Kane
He's corpse
He's a brain
He's a bad guy
He’s a crass hunchback
He’s a cross-eyed flesh sack
He's a noise
He's a voice
He's a bad dream
It's a trap, it's a ruse
It's a bad scene
What's his name - Killer Kane
Killer Kane
Do I have to explain
That's Killer Kane, kid
Killer Kane
He's your dad
He's your priest
He's your best friend
He's the rash on your skin
He's the scar on your cheek
He's a heel
He's for real
He's got sharp teeth
Make time to speak to
The wolf at your door
What's his name - Killer Kane
Killer Kane
Do I have to explain
That's Killer Kane, kid
Killer Kane
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2. |
I Wish I Had a Hammer
02:35
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Has this ever happened to you:
Can’t put your finger on it
Everything’s coming unglued
It was gone but now returning
And I wanted to scream but I stammered
And rip down the banners
Yeah I wish I had a hammer now.
What do you call this whatever?
Can’t get it off your tongue tip
Function and chaos together
Sharpened but quickly blunted
And I wanted to scream but I stammered
Rip down the banners
Yeah I wish I had a hammer now.
No one cares, loser
It’s all cake all the time
Yeah I wish I had a hammer
Going through rooms like I’m looking
For I don’t know but I gotta’ have it
What language is this understood in
Where they got thousands of words for panic?
And I wanted to scream but I stammered
Rip down all the banners
Yeah I wish I had a hammer now.
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Tim Baier - guitar
Lee Ashlin - drums
Mike Hall - vocals
Elena Fox - bass, vocals
Power pop for a disappointing world.
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