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Gimme A Fix

from FIRST TATTOO by L.U.S.T.

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lyrics

Tattoo your name across my heart
Fry my brain and call it art
All those dreams running through my head
Oh one of these days I’ll wake up dead

In the gutter with my cheap wine
Do the jitterbug on a landmine
Another punch-drunk runaway
Oh come on in and blow me away

IT’S A FATAL ATTRACTION
GIMME GIMME A FIX
I’M READY FOR ACTION
GIMME GIMME GIMME A FIX

I’m gonna drop the bomb
Do something wrong
No turning back, no time to cry
I don’t fit in and I don’t wanna try

Another teenage low-life
A time bomb with a flick-knife
Unholy outlaw,
With nothing left to lose or live for.

Tattoo your name across my heart
Fry my brain and call it art
All those dreams running through my head
Oh one of these days I’ll wake up dead.

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from FIRST TATTOO, released February 1, 2012

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