Baudelaire
from The Ten of Swords by Hot and Cold
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lyrics
You took my spleen
and ruptured the side
when I told my friends
they said, "How obscene!"
You said, "Get Drunk with those words,
or wine as you please..."
well that just seems
to be fine with me
bare feet in the rain
bare feet in the rain
never felt the same
and ruptured the side
when I told my friends
they said, "How obscene!"
You said, "Get Drunk with those words,
or wine as you please..."
well that just seems
to be fine with me
bare feet in the rain
bare feet in the rain
never felt the same
credits
from The Ten of Swords,
released January 25, 2010
chase prince - drums / percussion
joseph campbell - guitars / vocals
chase prince - drums / percussion
joseph campbell - guitars / vocals
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