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There's something in my head
and it's not my brain
I think it's tiny snails
or the fog off the lake
We met in December
and I loved you ever since.
Fucking on the bridge,
or reading in the park.
There's something cold in my heart
but you knew that from the start
My chest could hold
a tiny ghost
but it's not there
and neither is my rat
From my scalp
grew a pair of horns
my eyes started to rot
you kissed me anyway
There's something cold in my heart
but you knew that from the start
From the start
From the start
CHORDS: D G C F A
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Four score years living down in this rainswept town
Sea salt tears swimming round as the rain comes down
Mister postman, do you have a letter for me?
Mister postman, do you have a letter for me?
A letter for me
From my own true love
Lost at sea
Lost at sea
Mister postman, do you have a letter for me?
Mister postman, do you have a letter for me?
A letter for me
From my own true love
Lost at sea
Lost at sea
CHORDS: Am Em D G F
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Devil Called My Name
02:16
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I talk to ghosts in my head
I talk to the dead
When I am afraid, I kneel down and pray
The devil called my name and I'm alright
The devil called my name this morning
The devil called my name last night
The devil called my name and I feel OK
The devil called my name and I'm alright
I walk to the top of a hill
And I found the bottom of hell
When I have bad dreams I wake up and scream
The devil called my name and I am well
The devil called my name this morning
The devil called my name last night
The devil called my name and I feel OK
The devil called my name and I'm alright
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Ratbaby Peterborough, Ontario
Ratbaby is a folk punk duo consisting of a banjo and it's human companion.
Ratbaby recommends:
Hands down one of the best acts out there right now. These three amazing individuals bring sore smiles to my face and make love sweat from my pores. You'll lose yourself dancing to this music.
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Lyrical inspiration and giant babely babe banjo buddy. Seeing Robin play live in Toronto with Moon Bandits and Stick & Poke was one of the best folk/punk shows I've ever been to.
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