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The Baby's Coming Out
04:16
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Daddy's in the basement
With his model railway
Mummy's weekend's at an all time low.
Well it's another foggy day down here in the lounge
On the roof it looks like snow.
Yes we gotta sit on something dear
But we have to think it o-ver
Should we go into a debt like that
For a two tone leather sofa?
She's so kind
And she can read my mind.
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind...
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
I'm deep in the ocean
And the waves are coming soon.
I think it's Sargasso?
Well it's a beautiful green lagoon.
Where the eels make love
In a seething mass of joy.
And Aristotle can tell by the smell
That this is a girl
And that is a boy.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind.
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind…
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
Let's get it together
And leave the past behind the bar.
Let's get it together
And you can drive the getaway car.
Let's get it together for god’s sake
Or die in the act of trying.
We gotta get it together
Coz you know that I know that you know that I know you're reading my mind.
Yeah etc
Wo oh etc
To the railway station
I will take you there though I know
That you gotta another woman
I can tell coz you're in your yellow clothes.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind
She says: ‘You’re quite attractive but you ain't no friend of mine.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind.
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
I got my legs akimbo
And the baby's coming out.
I can feel that baby breathing
I can hear that baby shout.
I don't know how it happened
It's a mystery to me.
We only did it once or was it twice
Underneath that willow tree.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
She's so kind
And she can read my mind
She's quite attractive but she ain't no friend of mine.
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Is it you?
04:42
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3. |
Your Party Frock
04:56
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4. |
Modern Fight
03:22
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Frank
03:17
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Coil UK
Genre: new wave, post punk, fast, sharp, slightly chippy, good SOH, mature, attractive, desirable, not too
stupid.
Members: Phil Dann (guitar, vocals), Tony Harrison (bass, vocals), , Kev Jones (drums), Finbar Lillis (vocals) Steve Curtis (percussion, vocals)
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