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Death row

from J​ø​y by Betty Poison

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lyrics

Did you think it’d be cool
it was just killing for you
you swear you mean you ask you want me to forget
the dreadful things you made me do I shouldn’t tell

What can I do
well girl I did it for you
What can I do
yeah fuck this is for sure
What can I do
I was not that good
What can I do
still I’m better than you

What for? I Thought it was love
you see, I’m here on death row
you swear you mean you cry you want me to pretend
to go to sleep one hundred years and not to care

What can I do
well fuck I did it for you
What can I do
yeah girl this is for sure
What can I do
I was not that good
What can I do
still I’m better than you

What can I do
well girl I did it for you
What can I do
yeah fuck this is for sure
What can I do
I was not that good
What can I do
still I’m better than you

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from J​ø​y, released June 19, 2015

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Betty Poison Berlin, Germany

Betty Poison is a female-fronted Berlin based band.

They performed all over Europe, in the U.S.A. and in Japan.
Betty were the opening act for Courtney Love and Hole in Milan and Rome (Feb and Aug 2010).

Four songs from the cd "Poison for you" were distributed by 20th Century Fox HE alongside the dvd of "Megiddo".



Discography:
2011 - Beauty is over
2009 - Poison for you
2008 - Uncool EP ... more

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