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Black History Month Lyrics by Death From Above 1979

You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine

2004

[Verse 1]
Do you remember a time when this city was
A great place for architects and dilettantes?
A nice place for midwives and crossing guards?
And on and on
[Chorus]
Hold on, hold on, children
Your mother and father are leaving, leaving
[Verse 2]
Do you remember a time when this pool was
A great place for water-wings and cannonballs?
A nice place for astrologists and blow-up dolls?
On and on, on and on
[Chorus]
Hold on, hold on, children
Your mother and father are leaving, leaving
Hold on, hold on, children
Your best friend's parents are leaving, leaving
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
Hold on, hold on, children
Your mother and father are leaving, leaving
Hold on, hold on, children
Your best friend's parents are leaving, leaving
[Outro]
Hold on, hold on, children
Your best friend's parents are leaving, leaving
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Death From Above 1979

Death From Above 1979

About “Black History Month” by Death From Above 1979

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"Black History Month" appears on "You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine" in 2004.

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