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Chainsaw of Love
03:08
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you cut me deep
you sawed right through my bones
your chainsaw tears my flesh, drinks my blood, crushes all my bones
this pain inside
done by your chain carbide
your chainsaw rips my skin, grinds my heart, bifurcates my soul
the chainsaw of love is killing me
The chainsaw of love is killing me
the chainsaw of love is killing me
The chainsaw of love is killing me
buzzsaw my brain
the teeth are sharp as knives
your chainsaw tears my flesh, drinks my blood, crushes all my bones
bonecrusher girl
I need your love today
your chainsaw rips my skin, grinds my heart, bifurcates my soul
the chainsaw of love is killing me
The chainsaw of love is killing me
the chainsaw of love is killing me
The chainsaw of love is killing me
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Buck Hunt
05:35
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I had a girl from the good side of town
She was the movie star and I was the clown
Every time she's around, you know she lights up my life
but every time she's around, you know I'm under the knife
She moved away at the age of eighteen
She went to Hollywood, TV, magazines
If you see her say hello for me one last time
I got stuck with a house and a kid on the company dime
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Blackhawk and the Nightdrivers Florida
Blackhawk and the Nightdrivers is a rock band from West Palm Beach, Florida. Their first official release, a five-song EP titled Commonwealth was made available to the universe on July 23, 2013.
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