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Billy Idol ~ The Dead Next Door


Watch the sky For a reason why I'm safe here Sunday it was part Monday it was none Monday was none For the dead next door One pair of silent terror reins And we're the dead next door The heat of the day fades away Fades into the night The heat of the day Offering a wedding Suffering away For the dead next door You see One error, silent terror And we're the dead next door In animal land And dark is in command One thing you should know Don't hear that knocking Don't eat out of their hand Don't stumble, die You say Don't stumble, cry They see you and me You and me With the dead next door You and me With the dead next door You and me With the dead next door more free lyrics

Watch the sky For a reason why I'm safe here Sunday it was part Monday it was none Monday was none For the dead next door One pair of silent terror reins And we're the dead next door The heat of the day fades away Fades into the night The heat of the day Offering a wedding Suffering away For the dead next door You see One error, silent terror And we're the dead next door In animal land And dark is in command One thing you should know Don't hear that knocking Don't eat out of their hand Don't stumble, die You say Don't stumble, cry They see you and me You and me With the dead next door You and me With the dead next door You and me With the dead next door

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