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Swords Don't Get Soft
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From Ondine to Lou
Released: 12-Aug-2024
Category: Pop
Application: GarageBand
File type: mp3
File size: 3.6 Mb
Plays: 20
Downloads: 1
Weekly plays: 3
Weekly downloads: 1
License: Commerical derivatives allowed; contact artist for permission
Lyrics
No new pleasure consumes you
no culture you can claim 
That doesn't mean you're just animal meat
in an animal claw game

A cigarette after her yoga
This bland national cuisine
A Venetian mask and a beckoning hand 
from the mezzanine 

Like needle tracks in the skyline
nothing here really belongs
I know you can see 
the carpentry in my songs

     Swords don't get soft
     and bullets don't go bad
     I think about you 
     and the times that we had

The Muppets will amuse you 
the way liquor paints my face 
This here is a mess 
but nothing is out of place

Some are scented for romance
A fragrance that never leaves
You told me you had gone away 
But I feel it when you breathe

Women live to haunt 
as men crescendo and cry 
The one wild hunt 
for our true disguise
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artist
I am a fan.  This tune is perfect.  Thank you for posting.  
 
1 month ago
That is a cool song. I like it
Latest song: Strange Love
1 month ago
artist
Very good song, love the lyrics (cuisine/mezzanine is exquisite) and the way you deliver them. Bravo.
1 month ago
artist
Catchy song.  Great music and l singing.  Cool lyrics.  
Latest song: Bad Luck Man
1 month ago
artist
Freakin' good song, enjoyed.
1 month ago
artist
@Pure_Bronx_Poodles 
YEP... as Thierry said: "Freakin' good song"!
Love it!
:-)
Latest song: Reckless
1 month ago
artist
The lyrics have some juicy irony. Love it.
Latest song: You Lookin at Me
17 days ago
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