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Gorby and Cherney
(music and lyrics by Dean Bonzani, copyright 2003)
Here comes some big big juju
I can feel it through the floor
Yeah, it really gets you moving
Like an electric rubber chicken
I was saving my passion for a rainy day
But I guess I'll have to splurge
My bones seem to have a life of their own
And who am I to fight the urge
The urge
The urge
Oooooo, the urge
Feel like I'm under a microscope
Look up, and there's a great big eye
Criminy, officer— I'm just a citizen
Not a video or some kind of criminal
There's an eight-legged horse under an ashen sky
And I guess there's more where that came from
In Russia, they're growing pigs with no eyes
Them and me, we're just two of a kind
Two of a kind
Yeah, two of a kind
Big ears, and stone blind
Blind, I tell you. Blind.
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My Place (words & music ©1984 Dean Bonzani)
Let's go back to my place
Let's go back to my place
The smoke in the room
Is making everything turn
And the light's too bright on your face
Let's go back to my place
Let's go back to my lair
The dialogues humming around me
Are numbing me
Everyone's reading from cards
If you look hard
They sometimes skip lines
Then adlib just in time
Be polite
Don't offend
Just pretend that you didn't notice
Let's go back to my place
There'll be no distractions
We are two explorers
We have a connection
We don't need approval
Attract undue attention
All their expectations will lead to disappointment
Let's go back to my place
Let's destroy convention
No one will stare
We both know that we care
And I think I adore you
Let's go back to my place
Have a conversation
We can discuss what's in store for us
Do something about this
Situation
This inspiration
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Slither
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Gold (Dear Dr. Gott)
04:10
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DEan Bonzani Cedaredge, Colorado
Dean Bonzani, the Mysterious Stranger, lives on Colorado's Western Slope, where he makes phantasmagoric music and co-produces the Puppet Show at The End of Time.
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