Dead in Hollywood
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Dead in Hollywood
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Hey Frankenstein, what's on your mind?
Hey dracula, I heard you suck
Now Vincent Price was Dr. Phibes
Come steal my brain Fritz
And take it to Dr. Frankenstein
Well, you can knock on ed wood
But it won't do you no good
No, no, no, no good
Cause all of my heroes are dead in Hollywood
Hey, Norman Bates, how are your rates?
Hey, Leatherface, remove my face
Hey, Tall Man, just take my hand
And lead me to your red planet
Well, you can knock on ed wood
But it won't do you no good
No, no, no, no good
Cause all of my heroes are dead in Hollywood
You're so dead in, dead in Hollywood
Dead, you're so dead in, dead in Hollywood
D.E.A.D. that's how I wanna be
Well, you can knock on ed wood
But it won't do you no good
No, no, no, no good
Cause all of my heroes are dead in Hollywood
You're so dead in, dead in Hollywood
Dead, you're so dead in, dead in Hollywood
Whoa, dead in Hollywood
Whoa, dead in Hollywood
Whoa, dead in Hollywood
Whoa
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Murderdolls performs "Dead in Hollywood", and this lyric page sits inside the Murderdolls catalog on LyroVerse.
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