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Radio Werewolf Lyrics by Babylon Whores

King Fear

1999

Tune on
Tune in
And drop out
Drenched in ye olde Teufelkunst
Licked from perdition's mouth
With steel beacons high
Against the blood red sky
The pitchforks sing the lullaby
And I'll say
I wanna be alone just go away
And I'll say
I wanna be a star for just one day
On Radio Werewolf
Tune on
Tune in
And drop out
Come in Tango Omega
King Fear is on the dow
Up from the roof of the world
He plays our little lives
As LP's on 45
And I'll say
I wanna be alone just go away
And I'll say
I wanna be a star for just one day
On Radio Werewolf
The sleep of monsters produces reason
And I'll say
There's gonna be the hell to pay
And I'll say
I wanna be a star for just one day
On Radio Werewolf
On turntables emerald and green
On sieges perilous 13
Play twinkle twinkle little star
And I'll wonder what you are
Oh how we wonder
Just what we are

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"Radio Werewolf" is credited to Babylon Whores. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Radio Werewolf" appears on "King Fear" in 1999.

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