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Artist: Ian Gillan Band
Canonical path: /ian-gillan-band/bad-news
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Bad News
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Bad News
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I can't sleep, you treat me so bad
I can't sleep, you make me so mad
I can't sleep, you bring me bad news
You bring me bad news
Don't tell the truth, just tell me some lies
Maybe I'll live, maybe I'll die
I can't sleep, you make me so mad
I can't sleep, you make me so mad
Bad news, you bring me bad news, you bring me bad news
Don't tell the truth, just tell me some lies
Maybe I'll live, maybe I'll die
(repeat this verse again)
Bad news, you bring me bad news
(repeat 8 times)
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