Ian Mcculloch

Vibor Blue

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Jigsaw man, where have you gone?
Melted into morning
Don't believe in don't belong
Death-defying dawnings
Vibor blue
The have-nots and the have-tos
The frozen chosen few
Destined to see it through
Born to vibor blue
Estoy candalabarar
Obligoing brightly
Voy e vamos a las stars
Twice nightly never lightly
Vibor blue
The have-nots and the have, too
The frozen chosen few
Are here to take us through
Gateway vibor blue
Limitless forsoothiay
Yo tengo muchos nada
Vaya con Dias all the way
Your madness made me sadder
Estoy candelabarar
Obligoing brightly
Voy e vamos a las stars
Twice nightly never lightly
Vibor blue
The have-nots and the have-to's
The frozen chosen few
Are here to take us, too
So is vibor blue
Destined to see it through
Born to vibor blue

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by Jojododo

8y ago

Ian said this was the first song where he directly addresses his drug addiction. He couldn't bear to sing it in all in English--that's why he used the made-up Spanglish parts.

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