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Carnival Show!
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Living life is such a bore, there is no purpose anymore, we are stranded out there all alone,
C’mon now don’t be a drag, let’s get out of these filthy rags,
and I’ll take you to the Carnival Show!
Hey ho! What do ya know? My moon don’t shine, my skin don’t glow,
I think might have some kind of disease,
Boom! Pop! Bit of a shock, I take a drink ,my head starts rockin’
My eyes are closed and I can really see,
Hey hi, Now I’m flying and in that dress you blew my mind,
I never knew I feel I could feel this alive,
Hey, hey now I’m fading I’m seeing all the Cracks and Cave-ins,
But that’s what happens when the drink runs dry,
Half crazed, hurricane another song for Hazy Jane,
This will be the third one in a row,
C'mon now don’t complain, we’ll get out of this Acid Rain,
And I’ll take you to the Carnival Show!
Hey ho! What you know, there’s drunken clowns and gigolos,
I thought this was a nicer place to be,
Kick, slap, heart attack! They’ve locked the chains across my back,
Now what in the world’s becomes of me,
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Laketown Riots Raleigh, North Carolina
Hailing from the Southwest, Laketown Riots is a newfolk project conceived by Troubadour and Desert Exile, Dmitri Glover. LTR explores traditional folk sounds of acoustic guitar, mandolin, and banjo, with lyrics revolve around nature, love and loss, magick, and isolation resulting in an increasingly technological world. ... more
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