No Man Alive

Hannah Fury

All that matters is love...
There's no man alive that has what I need
So give me a man that I can breathe
There's no man alive that has what I want
So give me a man that I can haunt
Give me a static-free cellular line
So I can call him all of the time
Give me a shimmering astral cord
So I can be there when he's with his whore
I feel it come again
The feeling that I love
And that I know will end
(And when the ride comes to an end, just get up, dust off, and do it again)
I feel it come again
The feeling that I love
And that I know will end
There's no man alive that I can't deceive
So give me a man who's crueler than me
There's no man alive that I can't destroy
So give me a man who'll be first to deploy
Give me a static-free cellular line
So I can connect to him all of the time
Give me a sparkling astral cord
So I can be there when he is no more


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    Written by Hannah Fury © 2006 Orchid Effect Music (BMI)

    This song is from Hannah's "Through The Gash" CD

    Kalkion July 01, 2008   Link
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    I adore the sound of this song... The lightheartedness of it, the high pitched screaming in the background...

    Everything about it is wonderful.

    I also think that the song speaks for itself concerning what it might mean. OwO

    uflakson April 01, 2009   Link

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