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Animals of Power
03:25
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Dialogue:
"Why can't I go with you?"
"Because I'm gonna get caught"
You are my darling, and I see...
Only when you're walking away from me
Animals of power is what we are
Push and pull me all night, don't leave a scar
While I wish
That I had
A lonely love
You are my darling, the best pair of ten hands
I'm a killer for your love, disobey your commands
Animals of power is all I see
Which ones want love?
Which ones want greed?
While I wish
That I had
A lonely love
If you wanna stay we can find a way X8
Find a way
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You Turn Me Bad
02:45
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Did you hear New York slam its doors and shut us out?
Those Empire Lights took a stand against me
So we packed our bags after dark and headed South
But, I couldn't keep you under that river with me
Don't turn back X3
I did it all, did it all for you
Turn me bad, you turn me bad X2
Pull me close, pull me down, pull me under, pull me out
I wanna drown in that love, I wanna die again
It's not fair at all, how you keep me alive with one foolish call
It's not fair at all
Don't turn back X3
I did it all, did it all for you
Turn me bad, you turn me bad X2
You turn me bad, I'm on my own
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The Sharp Medicine Los Angeles, California
When they were both new to Los Angeles, Andrew Stein met Mike Krol at the Edendale bar. A fast friendship would lead to The Sharp Medicine with Andrew handing vocals and guitar, Mike on drums, and Francis Capone on bass. Their record "45 Revolutions Per-Minute" would become a WFMU mainstay. Mike would go on to pursue a solo career while Andrew releases music as Mac Rae. ... more
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