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Daniella Lyrics by Inca Babies

This Train...

1986

Some grenade chewer burns his radio
Walks out shoots out his head
Some desert dying eating dust delays
To give me water
Slow and cold
A figure crosses to the city
And singing city curls her lips and spits
And the nags and the lags drink in this church
Communion cocktails from a scared straw
Daniella, sits outside
And among us, uninvited
Disguised, deflowered
They’re singing her name in the fire
Love burns him out of the trench
And into cross fire
A figure’s shadow stops and swears
And down the dead men lay so swell
And figure embarrassed by proceedings
Invites the birds to undress him there

About “Daniella” by Inca Babies

Read the complete lyrics to "Daniella" by Inca Babies from the album "This Train..." in 1986. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Post-Punk, Punk Rock, Rock.

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"Daniella" is credited to Inca Babies. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Daniella" appears on "This Train..." in 1986.

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