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Black Is Black Lyrics by James Hall (Rock)

Pleasure Club

1996

I'm a spade, I'm a spade
Black as the dirt
Jitterbugged my way
Out of the earth
On which the sun don't shine
On which the sun don't shine
So give me something that I never had, hey (x3)
So give me something that I never had
I got skin as white as snow inside
Why am I bleeding now?
I got my hands on my own world
Shake my hand
Want to burn me alive
'Cause I'm no rockstar who's cracking
'Cause I'm no rockstar who's cracking
I want to feel like someone else
Want to put myself in someone else
I'm gonna cross the Godline
Herе's my second skin
I'm no rockstar who's cracking
I'm no rockstar who's cracking
So give me somеthing that I never had, hey (x3)
I never had

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"Black Is Black" appears on "Pleasure Club" in 1996.

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