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Step into My Life
03:29
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I've been speaking for a while now
To the voices in my head
And when I feel like crying out
I feel as if I'm dead
No fear on the inside
Externally I dread
If you looked on the private side
I'd probably be glad
Please step into my life
Please step into my life
I've been sleeping for a while now
Carrying round my bed
Things they'd be so different now
If I'd open my eyes instead
No fear on the inside
Externally I dread
If you looked on the private side
I'd probably be glad
Please step into my life
Please step into my life
Please step into my life
Please step into my life
Things they are a changing now
Changing all the time
I can only be a hoping now
That you'll step into my life
No fear on the inside
Externally I dread
If you looked on the private side
I'd probably be glad
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The Bandit
03:31
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A fine woman crossed the street
Black heels on her feet
Along came ole Ronnie
A thief and master sneak
He never took his blows
Swiped the shoes right from her toes
Bandits comin round
Sweep you off the ground
Someone better take him down
Keep him from the town
Now for Molly Darling
One of sisters three
No Fort Knox he picked her locks
Her hair to him was free
And as for Mama Dearest
He swiped all of her teeth
Bandits comin round
Sweep you off the ground
Someone better take him down
Keep him from the town
Barefoot now a huntress
Follows his jamboree
Thieves were made for gallows
Came the words into his keep
When she finally found him
His heart did skip a beat
Then it skipped another
When she drew her 33
She took one shot it landed
Right between his teeth
Now we see the bandit
Freed from fantasy
Bandits going down
Swept him off the ground
Someone finally took him down
Kept him out the town
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Intensive Care Unit Austin, Texas
Rock N' Roll trio from Austin, Texas.
Intensive Care Unit is:
Hunter Bogush - Bass/Vocals
Greg Costeas - Guitar/Vocals
Fez Moreno - Drums
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