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Backyard Flames Lyrics by Pinhead Gunpowder

Goodbye Ellston Avenue

1997

I heard a song tonight
It made me think of you
All the pain, the loss of love that comes from inside
You both seem so happy
So happy you could cry
She said she don't love you anymore
He says he don't need her anyway
Dreams have faltered
Plans have failed
The kids are caught up in your wake
I had a dream that you were having a party
Martinis, skins, and backyard flames
It seemed to last all night
She said she don't love you anymore
He says he don't need her anyway
She was Jesus, you were Satan
Red lights flashing, you saw green
She said she don't love you anymore
He says he don't need her anyway
She was Jesus, you were Satan
Red lights flashing, you saw green
Went ahead full bore

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"Backyard Flames" appears on "Goodbye Ellston Avenue" in 1997.

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