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Nightmare
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You wanted pity and a white limousine
You got your baby gone and cops at the scene
Now you’re looking at me, oh you’re begging, begging please
Is this what you think of a sweet little dream?
(Chorus)
You wrote your own nightmare
When you put on your dancing shoes
You weren’t thinking that you could lose
You wrote your own nightmare
Started with your perfume
Then painted it baby blue
Let me be, I want to forget you
The way you’re walking isn’t where I’m going to
Stop looking at me, I’m begging, begging please
This isn’t what I think of a sweet little dream
Chorus
Get away from me
I’ve never been this displeased
Far away from me
Go find your sweet little dream (x2)
Chorus
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Bloody Diamonds Toronto, Ontario
Bloody Diamonds play rock n' roll. Soulful, powerful vocals and dirty riffs make their hard-hitting live show a bewitching act to behold. Somewhere between Black Sabbath, Jack White and Patti Smith lays this Toronto-based four-piece, with a vocalist who is one minute soft and sweet - then foaming at the mouth. ... more
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