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Bastard Next Door

from Don't Trust the Captain by Shade of Red

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lyrics

Oh girl you turn me upside down
and I don’t think that will change,
tonight you’re gunna burn me out -
it’s your mystery that I crave.

You’re perfectly broken.
The skeletons behind my wall -
they pull you in
they take it all.
You’re perfectly broken.
These chemicals in my mind -
they mess it up
I can’t decide – and then the beat drops...

I am a pin; you’re an electro-magnet,
sometimes I wonder why the opposites attracted.
You are a music box and I just lost the key
and as the pressure builds I find it hard to see that.


You’re perfectly broken.
The skeletons behind my wall -
they pull you in
they take it all.
You’re perfectly broken.
These chemicals in my mind -
they mess it up
I can’t decide – and then the beat drops...

AND THEN THE BEAT DROPS

You’re perfectly broken.
The skeletons behind my wall -
They pull you in
They take it all.
You’re perfectly broken.
These chemicals in my mind -
They mess it up
I can’t decide – and then the beat drops.

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from Don't Trust the Captain, released November 25, 2011

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