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Romeo's Distress (Christian Death cover)

from Dottie Danger / Minuala split 7" by Дотти Дэнжер

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Why add lyrics that you should know by heart, gothers?
I dislike typing.

Well, actually I've fucked up in studio and totally messed the song's first verse. And no one have noticed that, including yours truly. But somehow this little incidental perversion didn't do much harm to original version which originally was wa-a-ay twisted itself.

So, maybe this will make you mad but there are dollars not crosses being burned on those lawns and the next line is "burning houses - what's a house without a home". Sorry, gothers.

Mrachek

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from Dottie Danger / Minuala split 7", released August 26, 2015
Check this out - Christian Death on Bandcamp! Go listen to the original "Romeo's Distress" version, go goth in just one damn click: frontierrecords.bandcamp.com/track/romeos-distress-original

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Narkomanija. Satanizm.

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