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Party from Hell
04:07
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Okay, they're gone
You can come out now everyone
Put on some tunes
Let's sing songs like we used to do
This is the after party
After the party from Hell
So grab a drink, head into the garden
And dance till the sky turns red
In the country and in the town
Everything's turning around
Can't you feel it?
It's bubbling out of the ground
There's nothing can stop us now
Okay, they've gone
You can relax now everyone
Get in the conga line
It's time for comrades to unite
This is the after party
After the party from Hell
So grab a drink, head into the garden
And dance till the sky turns red
In the country and in the town
Everything's turning around
Can't you feel it?
It's bubbling out of the ground
There's nothing can stop us now
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They're the bee's knees honey
See how they dress
They don't have to try too hard
To try to impress
While we wear a look
That basically says
We're yesterday's model
Long past our best
But now love's coming back in fashion
A look so neat
Love's coming back in fashion
A look that can't be beat
Like beatniks, baby
They're hard to guess
With poetry and paintings
and sunglasses
While we trip over words
and we lose our thread
But with you as my mirror
I see me at my best
So we wear our hearts on our sleeve
A model romance for all to see
Love's coming back in fashion
A look so neat
Love's coming back in fashion
A look that can't be beat
Love's coming back in fashion
We're suited to a tee
Love's coming back in fashion
The look of love's so chic
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Puppet Show
02:09
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Gregory knows all the words
And he sings along
He just loves it, loves it
It’s all fake, lies to you face
And we're supposed just to buy it, buy it
Gregory has thoughts to spare
We’re meant to care
But the meaning's just skewed
What's the source? Where’s the truth?
A bygone age when we fact checked our attitudes
Oh yeah, these are strange times
It’s the same old line
With nothing behind it
Oh yeah, now mendacity rules
Being vapid is cool
But we just can’t change it
Gregory wants to get your love
Cares for your job
And he means it, means it
Cashing in, as it's crashing
Shut your gob
It’s what we wanted, wanted
Gregory wants to be your friend
Says he'll make amends
His expression portraying
His decency and sincerity
But behind the smiles
His ideals are sickening
Oh yeah, these are strange times
It’s the same old line
With nothing behind it
Oh yeah, now mendacity rules
Being vapid is cool
But we just can’t change it
Oh yeah, these are strange times
It’s the same old line
With nothing behind it
Yeah, yeah, now mendacity rules
Don't follow the fool
And we just might change things
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The Hannah Barberas UK
DIY band. Second album out now on limited blue vinyl, CD and tape.
Still available
limited edition three song 7" and Into the Wild LP on limited green vinyl.
The Hannah Barberas are: Damien, Lucy,
Ian and Matthew
All songs recorded at home on 16 track, produced by Trevor Fountain
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The Hannah Barberas recommends:
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