Diamond Dogs

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As they pulled you out of the oxygen tent
 You asked for the latest party
 With your silicone hump and your ten inch stump
 Dressed like a priest she was, Todd Browning beast you was
 Crawling down the alley on your hands and knees
 I'm sure you're not protected for it's plain to see
 The Diamond Dogs are poachers and they hide behind trees
 Hunt you to the ground, they will, mannequins with kill appeal
 (Will they come)
 I'll keep a friend serene
 (Will they come)
 Oh baby, come on to me
 (Will they come)
 Well, she's come, been and gone
 Come out of the garden, baby
 I'll catch your death in the fog
 Young girl, call him a Diamond Dogs
 Young girl, call him a Diamond Dogs
 Now Halloween Jack is a real cool cat
 And he lives on top of Manhattan Chase
 The elevators broke so he slides down a rope
 Onto the street below, go Tarzie, go man, go
 Meets his sweetest little hussy with his ghost town approach
 His face is sans feature but she wears a diamond broach
 Sweetly reminiscent, something mother used to wear
 Wrecked up and paralyzed, Diamond Dogs are sable-ized
 (Will they come)
 I'll keep a friend serene
 (Will they come)
 Oh baby, come on to me
 (Will they come)
 Well, she's come, been and gone
 Come out of the garden, baby
 I'll catch your death in the fog
 Young girl, call him a Diamond Dogs
 Young girl, call him a Diamond Dogs
 Call him a Diamond Dog
 Call him a Diamond Dog
 In the year of the scavenger, the season of the witch
 Sashay on the boardwalk, scurry to the ditch
 Just another future song, lovely little kitch
 There's gonna be sorrow, try and wake tomorrow
 (Will they come)
 I'll keep a friend serene
 (Will they come)
 Oh baby, come on to me
 (Will they come)
 Well, she's come, been and gone
 Come out of the garden, baby
 I'll catch your death in the fog
 Young girl, call him a Diamond Dogs
 Young girl, call him a Diamond Dogs
 Call him a Diamond Dog
 Call him a Diamond Dog
 Call him a Diamond Dog

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Duration
04:53
Key
8
Tempo
124 BPM

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