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What the Fudge Vol. 357
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I pulled the candy from your brain with my tenth arm of the day unicorns danced in the dark as I gave you the remote to your heart faces pressed against the sky but yours just looked the same kittens flew and batted the moon I thought what the fuck again I died ten times today and not just physically confetti fell and anthems played as your head rejoined its body the road turned to chocolate blood as we washed down Dante’s drain I held an angel’s hand in the flood and thought what the fuck again
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Wake Me Up When 4/4 Ends
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The malls play Captain Beefheart he week doesn’t end before it starts wake me up when 4/4 ends the world stops with chaos in my head Voltaire read to the kids in bed my ambitions: to drink milk fat free my thoughts: like rain into the sea I’ve hope like Greenland has green got love like codes in dreams
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Failed Psychics Brighton, UK
Proper blokes. Proper punk. Proper awkward onstage banter.
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After we played with these lovely guys in London, I heckled: "That was great. Every chorus was stuck in my head by the end of the song." They said: "Thanks, that's what we wanted."
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We won't forget playing with these guys in a hurry (well, except Alex, 'cause he had to catch a train). Absolute punk destruction.
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