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Baby, You're Bad
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Baby, You’re Bad
I heard you’re in town
Now I’m scared to go out
I’ve been washed clean
But I’ve still got my doubts
And, baby, you’re bad
John says he saw you
And you weren’t alone
If I saw you two
I don’t know what I’d do
And, baby, you’re bad
You’re bad for me
Too much of a good thing
From a wedding to a boxing ring
From a little kiss
To a little death
I’m still trying to catch my breath
And you’re bad
You’re bad for me
I hear you’re a star now
You’ve got your own band
You were bought a guitar
By your new man
And I’m shamed to be feeling
Such irrational jealousy
I guess I’m still reeling
From your emotional surgery
And, baby, you’re bad
You’re bad for me
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Lach Edinburgh, UK
Lach, founder of the Antifolk movement and star of BBC Radio 4's The Lach
Chronicles.
‘Beat-punk-unplugged joy!’-The Guardian UK
‘Splendid! Best of it's kind!’- Mojo
‘Incredibly bright, influential, funny, poetic.’-Suzanne Vega
‘Best punk guitarist since Johnny Ramone.’-Billy Ficca of Televis
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