Throwing Muses - Red Heaven
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Release date: 10 August 1992
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- Furious
- Firepile
- Dio
- Dirty Water
- Stroll
- Pearl
- Summer St.
- Vic
- Backroad
- The Visit
- Dovey
- Rosetta Stone
- Carnival Wig
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Throwing Muses - Red Heaven Lyrics
Throwing Muses - Dio Lyrics
Don't look back
And he's your soldier
Don't look back
And he's your soldier
Throwing Muses - Backroad Lyrics
One, two, three, four
How many, many people outside your door?
Two, three, four, five
How many, many people outside?
Throwing Muses - Dovey Lyrics
Dovey, I'll take you down
Remember I see behind me
Throwing Muses - Pearl Lyrics
Hot hands move things
I write on his wall, I have no mind at all
Hot things move him
I write on his wall, I have no heart at all
Throwing Muses - Rosetta Stone Lyrics
Slept for a long time
Gone for a long time
If you ain't hiding
You can't see
Throwing Muses - Furious Lyrics
You're furious
You're furious
I never taught you to sing
Throwing Muses - Firepile Lyrics
This is him, when I
When I, I begin
Call him tied, call him taken
Throwing Muses - Stroll Lyrics
I used to listen
I used to hear
Inside the wall
Now I don't hear at all
Throwing Muses - Dirty Water Lyrics
I'm the lady
Who locks the door
I'm the lady
Who turns out the light
Throwing Muses - Carnival Wig Lyrics
I keep meeting you and meeting
I have promises to keep
I keep making them and leaving
Throwing Muses - Summer St Lyrics
I saw him first on Summer Street
He held my breath
A famous face and instant death
He saw me next
