Tragic Vaudeville

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Wall of Voodoo

Wall of Voodoo was an American New Wave group from Los Angeles best known for the 1983 hit "Mexican Radio". The band had a sound that was a fusion of synthesizer-based New Wave music with the spaghetti western soundtrack style of Ennio Morricone. more »

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1985

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This slab of stone
Stares at me
So seriously and yet I'm Laughing
The grass was soft 
And so I sat and painted what I'd been looking at
Now starring in the tragedy 
Playing twice a day since its opening
If movements we made fascinating
Hide our hearts incinerating
The final days
Whose book of lust?
Who found sin when they were looking for fun
The visions of
Your violet eyes
So haunted and yet I'm not afraid
Though I feel so weak I must remain

On the stage of my tragic vaudeville 
Love come quickly don't fade away
On the stage of my tragic vaudeville 
Madness is the cure as we fade to gray

This slab of stone 
Stares at me
So seriously and yet I'm Laughing
A face whose name I can't replace 
Steps I can't retrace
Now starring in the tragedy 
Playing every night since its opening
And on stage the violence, greed
My obsessive roots drink deep

On the stage of my tragic vaudeville 
Love come quickly don't fade away
On the stage of my tragic vaudeville 
Madness is the cure as we fade to gray

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