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Black Cat
01:16
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Play a song on the jukebox for me
DC, two in the morning
Late night, feeling lonely
I know where I wanna be
At Black Cat
I met the love of my life
Black Cat
I got into a fight
Black Cat
I drank and drank the whole night
And rock and roll saved my life
It's never late to drop by
Grab a beer, stare at the stage light
There's only one place I wanna be
At Black Cat
I met the love of my life
Black Cat
I got into a fight
Black Cat
I drank and drank the whole night
And rock and roll saved my life
At Black Cat
I lost the love of my life
Black Cat
I got into a fight
Black Cat
I drank and drank the whole night
And rock and roll saved my life
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Satellite of Love
01:07
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I can feel it
Stranger danger all the time
I can see it
Stranger danger in my life
I can hear it
Stranger danger left and right
But no stranger wants to
Take me home tonight
All alone walking home late at night
Down the road where Sue was last seen alive
Where are you, my precious knight?
Tell me I'm gonna be alright
I can feel it
Stranger danger all the time
I can see it
Stranger danger in my life
I can hear it
Stranger danger left and right
But no stranger wants to
Take me home tonight
No one wants to take me home tonight
Nobody wants to take me home tonight
Not a single perv wants to take me home tonight
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Say It's True
01:21
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Say it's true
Say it's true
Cause I love you
I mean it if you do
Take my hand
Understand
That I need you
I hope you know it's true
I don't believe in forgiveness
I don't believe in second chances
I can't forget all the times you were untrue
But I need to believe
We're gonna make it through
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Teen Cobra Tampa, Florida
Husband and wife lo-fi Rock n Roll Punk duo originally from D.C.
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