What Are All These Bands So Angry About

Sparks

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Hey everybody what do you say someone’s stolen our spotlight Ray Hey everybody what do you say what are all these bands so angry about? Hey everybody what do you know someone’s stolen our thunder Joe Hey everybody what do you know what are all these bands so angry about? Hey everybody what do you know someone’s stolen our thunder Joe Hey everybody what do you know what are all these bands so angry about? Hey everybody what can we do? Crank it up just a notch or two? Hey everybody what can we do? What are all these bands so angry about? Hey everybody they called our bluff our profane ain’t profane enough Hey everybody they called our bluff what are all these bands so angry about? Hey everybody what do you say? Someone’s bounced us from center stage Some might have done it but not today Beethoven Coltrane or Lady Day Some might have done it but not today what are all these things besieging us Some might have done it broken on through Wagner Tatum or Howlin’ Wolf Some might have done what we’ll never do what are all these bands so angry about? Hey everybody what do you know Something’s stolen our thunder Joe Hey everybody what do you know What are all these bands so angry about? by: José Duarte [email protected]

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