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James Brown Lyrics by The Blood Brothers

This Adultery Is Ripe

2000

Have you seen the man with the
The man with the golden crotch?
Who oiled the souls of this town of teenage girls?
Have you seen the man with the
The man with the flaxen wig?
Who brought this city to it's knees, who left it lusting?
Have you seen the man who
Who lathers his face featureless?
Incognito blood won't need to clot
Clot!
And if your wearing a bullseye
Then your gonna get shot
Shot!
Incognito blood won't need to clot
Clot, clot!
And if your wearing a bullseye
Then your gonna get shot
Shot, shot!
Incognito blood won't need to clot
Clot, clot!

About “James Brown” by The Blood Brothers

Read the complete lyrics to "James Brown" by The Blood Brothers from the album "This Adultery Is Ripe" in 2000. 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 Rock, Post-Hardcore.

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"James Brown" is credited to The Blood Brothers. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"James Brown" appears on "This Adultery Is Ripe" in 2000.

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