Frank Tovey Taught Me Things
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Frank Tovey Taught Me Things
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Frank Tovey taught me things
Soft Cell kept me sane
Martin Gore could make me sing
But Mister Tovey was to blame
Frank Tovery taught me things
I saw myself in Somerville
Bronski Beat could make me move
But Mute they wouldn't pay my bills
Frank Tovey taught me things
While Human League made history
Jean Michel was in my dreams
The black celebration changed me
Frank Tovey taught me things
Skinny splattered blood on me
Front 242 gave me a sign
I hope Frank Tovey heard me.
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