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Glass Fingers
01:57
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she was the girl they called glass fingers
her nails just grew and grew
never one to point a finger
but when she did, you knew
her fingers grew oh so long
but in uneven rows
stretching out and reaching out
they became her toes
spread the cards across the table
see what can be
to read the fate and see the date
glass fingers unable to see
choose a card from the table
see what you can see
will it tell your future
or merely what will be
her future looked determined
by the 10 of swords
still worried about the tower
and what she walked towards
her fingers scraped across the floor
her hair pushed from her eyes
nothing could save her now
not even the book of lies
her fingers grew oh so long
but in uneven rows
stretching out and reaching out
they became her toes
spread the cards across the table
see what can be
to read the fate and see the date
glass fingers unable to see
glass fingers
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2. |
Under The Bed
01:35
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you got a smile
you got a song
someone sung it
sung it wrong
you got a smile
you got a song
you got a grin
you got a thing
you got a thing
that you had to bring
you got a charm
you got a sweaty palm
you have something
in your hand
you got a smile
you wait a while
you had something
and it was canned
it's the beast under the bed
the one that gives you fright
the things that wait for your return
when you go to sleep at night
the monster in the dark
the evil you never knew
you saw it once, in the mirror
and it looked a lot like you
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Neon Kittens York, UK
NEON KITTENS are the new cats on the block, with their name taken from a missheard 'Ultravox!' lyric and songs that are inspired by their collective love of No Wave, PiL, On-U Sound and ZE Records.
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