What has not got my heart in it shall we be dubbed sir names
Wither million blither tongues mounting bristling guilt frames
In the fake - ache of the gloomloom slippers slap me alive!
The hour hands down a miracle to spend with ugly types
So we can catch and thread a minstrel bleed a tower down to it's ankles
So we can't go up or stay up find the thumb dumb in your ear brain
Get unfunny! such as choirs do why the clocklock bought up this one
Just when things seemed so paperparrent like my toothface? like my out-do?
Capers... capers...
Oh a streak, o'treacly ink-inks tied my knees all up in elbows
Erase that lapsing smile tub lose the slip of the small soap-fellows
Account the addups till I do-nots are we balanced? we're in business!
Idle tidal, rush in, tried all with a limb's...all legs and armour
I had a dreadful diehood diehard, drunken, sunken, monk-heart
Oh I had a wonderful diehood thanks to my fa, fa, family
The Birthday Party, originally known as The Boys Next Door, were an Australian post-punk group active from 1976 to 1983. Founded in Melbourne by Nick Cave (vocals), Mick Harvey (guitar), Tracy Pew (bass) and Phill Calvert (drums), the band quickly gained popularity for their dark, aggressive and theatrical music. Cave, with his magnetic charisma and provocative lyrics, emerged as a central figure in the Australian music scene of the 1980s. 1979 saw the release of their debut album, "The Birthday Party", followed by "Junkyard" in 1981. The group collaborated with artists like The Bad Seeds and Sonic Youth. Their music was influenced by punk rock, industrial music and avant-garde. After a series of intense tours and internal problems, The Birthday Party disbanded in 1983. Nick Cave then formed a new band, The Bad Seeds, continuing to explore dark and introspective themes in his music.
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