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Medusa's Disco

from Forked Tongue Fables by Medusa's Disco

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I would never notice when you're gone, No I would never notice when you're, hey,
I would never notice when you're gone, Cuz I will never notice when you're gone,
Call me your favorite savior, Give me your prayer,
Or do me this solid favor, and be a player, for there is no God,

I would never notice when you're gone, No I would never notice when you're, hey,
I would never notice when you're gone, Cuz I will never notice when you're gone,
This Gorgon and Perseus, Slain on the mattress,
Seduced by his temptress, the deed is done,
And I'll let you think you've won,

And yet, here I stand, and I'm all alone,
You've got your faithful friends,
I need all the pain in the world to make me feel whole,
Give me control,

is this horror or fear?
Is it sweat is it tear?
each second, it passes, like another year,
Come a little closer, come over here,
Come a little closer, come over here,
Little girl lost can't find her way home,
And here you stand turning me into stone,

And here I will stand until the end,
And where are your faithful friends?
I need all the pain in the world (Just one look, in your eyes)
to make me feel whole, (I can't help, the snake bites)
(I told you) Give me Control,

Who's gonna fucking stop me?

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from Forked Tongue Fables, released January 2, 2015

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Medusa's Disco Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Fusing together elements of psychedelic rock, funk, surf, and jazz nuances, Medusa's Disco delivers eclectic songwriting with high energy performaces.

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