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Rollercoaster
04:40
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A steep fall
Rollercoaster slide
Down my arms
The treat is rewind
For a taste of blood
Just a little more
Just a little more
Torches in your eyes
Light up the sky
Bring down the heavens
Sweep up the dust
Empty the rainclouds
Empty the rainclouds
You crash me in
At such a wild angle
You crash me in
At such a wild angle
A steep fall
Never used to phase you
Roll on the floor
The dirty floor
Then grab the fridge door
Rollercoaster slide
Down my arms
Flames in your hair
Make another mess
If you dare
Rollercoaster rings
Twising in the pins
Looping through the system
A Lunascape of poison
Just a little more
Just a little more
You crash me in
At such a wild angle
You crash me in
At such a wild angle
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
Oh oh
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Witch Hunt
03:24
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She’s so bright
Yet she’s the darkest
One I know of
Behind machines and gadgets
Lies something else
Cakes are iced so sweet
They’re spiked with poison deadly
Vacuuming up
All beneath her feet
Find a passage
Where the light’s a different colour
Speak a language
Others just don’t know
I’m afraid
She’ll have to kick this habit now
When the cold gets painful
No-one feels it but her
An alien
A housewife
And a witch
Grovel to the fire
Sink in deep the potion
Victim of a witch hunt
I must feed the kids
Find a passage
Where the light’s a different colour
Speak a language
Others just don’t know
I’m afraid
She’ll have to kick this habit now
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The Mavis's Melbourne, Australia
The Mavis's were formed by Australian teenage siblings Matt & Beki Thomas in the 1987.
Available here will be the early rare EPs, demos and possibly new music!
Stay tuned .......
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