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The Children Of The Night

from Tall Tales​,​Tidy Towns by Gary Showbiz

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Have you ever thought fuck oh what the fuck am I doing?
Am I blazing a trail or on the road to ruin?
I wish for just a fucking second I knew
I wish for just a second that a dream would come true
Something small,it dosent have to be big
I'm not looking for a miracle,can I bum a cig?
I've had enough yeah of pretending I'm tough
Oh I've had enough I've had enough I've had enough

I always thought that I was destined to be
Someone fucking seminal,the living epitome
Of an artist with a vision to share
Oh a fucking artist like picasso or fred astaire
I go dancing and get outta my bin
See the fucking colors all the colors you never seen
Can you hear it them singing in the moonlight
Listen to the music of the children of the night

Have you ever been early when ya coulda been late?
Have you ever got high when yer supposed to be straight?
Ever felt bad cos you were doing you worst?
Have you ever been the victim of a witches curse?
Well lemme tell ya that I've done all that
I was fucking cursed by a witch with a cat
I'm not complaining cos the witch is kind
Shes the fucking reason I'm not losing my mind

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from Tall Tales​,​Tidy Towns, released July 27, 2015

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Gary Showbiz Dublin 8, Ireland

Poet, Painter and decorator by day..
Gary Showbiz by day also. And night.

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