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God and Drugs
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A shaved head don’t mean nothing, it’s the same skull underneath
Get dressed up on Fridays, if that’s what you wanna be
We’re all trying to minimise the misery
If you forget what side you’re on, who gives a fuck there’s no right one
God and drugs are the same thing, a veil to cover the nothing
So just plug into the mainstream, cause no one’s better than me
We’re all numb in the evenings and we all want the same things
So wether it’s chemical or religious ecstasy
God and drugs are the same thing
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Westside
03:08
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I was born on the west side and soon I learned that we all die
I was born on the west side and soon I learned that we're all gonna die
Six years staring into God's eyes but he never told me why we're alive
I was born on the west side but I will die always unwise
Six years staring into black skies they don't say much but they never lie
I was born on the west side and soon I learned that we're all gonna die
I was born on the west side and soon I learned that we all die
I was born on the west side and soon I learned that we're all gonna die
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Ghostbaby Paisley, UK
Ghostbaby are a four piece indie-punk band from Paisley who have spent the last year gigging Glasgow venues honing their live show. Having been described by The Skinny as “adolescent grunge reminiscent of Blur”, they draw inspiration from the likes of Pixies and Lou Reed. Ghostbaby conjure a sweet & sour mix of luscious songwriting with abrasive guitar fuckery that will make you shit yourself. ... more
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